what is meant by relativity motion

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Santosh Sadguru

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It must be a relative motion than relativity motion. When two bodies are moving with some velocity then study of motion of one body with respect to the other body is known as relative motion. :-)
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Relative motion is the motion of an object with regard to some other moving object. this motion is not calculated with reference to the earth, but is the velocity of the object in reference to the other moving object as if it were in a static state.
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Relative motion is the motion of an object with regard to some other moving object. this motion is not calculated with reference to the earth, but is the velocity of the object in reference to the other moving object as if it were in a static state.
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in simple meaning motion that will going repect to otherbody OR The motion of any object is only meaningful when given relative to something else. Relativity in motion assures us that the laws of Physics don't vary depending on how much inertia an object has. This is important because everything...
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in simple meaning motion that will going repect to otherbody OR The motion of any object is only meaningful when given relative to something else. Relativity in motion assures us that the laws of Physics don't vary depending on how much inertia an object has. This is important because everything has some amount of inertia. Standing on the surface of the earth, we feel that we are not in motion, but because the earth is moving, so are we. If we measure the speed of a ball thrown atop a train, we can either measure the speed of the ball with respect to the train s motion or with respect to the motion of the Earth. read less
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Speed of any object with respect to another object (which is either moving or still) is called relative motion. For example ram travels in train. What is ram' s speed is ambiguous. Ram's speed varies depending on the object we relate it to. With respect to train or co passenger it's zero but with respect...
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Speed of any object with respect to another object (which is either moving or still) is called relative motion. For example ram travels in train. What is ram' s speed is ambiguous. Ram's speed varies depending on the object we relate it to. With respect to train or co passenger it's zero but with respect to earth it's equal to the train's speed. read less
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Hi plz tell me product of 12 negative integer & 11positive integer.
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Motion of a matter with respect to a reference frame.Every motion is relative.
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Motion of a body in relation with other object(which may be stationary or moving) .
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Velocity of an object with respect to another object.
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