A body in uniform motion moves with-constant speedconstant accelerationconstant velocitynone of these

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A motion of a body is said to be uniform when it covers equal distance in equal interval of time- It can be rectilinear- circular- In uniform motion- direction does not matter whether it is changing or not- but magnitude ie speed needs to be constant-Option B-xA0-

A body in uniform motion moves with:
constant speed
constant acceleration
constant velocity
none of these

A motion of a body is said to be uniform when it covers equal distance in equal interval of time. It can be rectilinear, circular. In uniform motion, direction does not matter whether it is changing or not, but magnitude ie speed needs to be constant.
Option B

A body in uniform motion moves with:constant speedconstant accelerationconstant velocitynone of these

A motion of a body is said to be uniform when it covers equal distance in equal interval of time. It can be rectilinear, circular. In uniform motion, direction does not matter whether it is changing or not, but magnitude ie speed needs to be constant.Option B

A body in uniform motion moves with:
constant speed
constant acceleration
constant velocity
none of these

A motion of a body is said to be uniform when it covers equal distance in equal interval of time. It can be rectilinear, circular. In uniform motion, direction does not matter whether it is changing or not, but magnitude ie speed needs to be constant.
Option B