If a body is in one dimensional motion, then the body is moving.
along the y - axis only
along the x - axis only
along the z - axis only
along any one of the axis
A
along any one of the axis
B
along the x - axis only
C
along the z - axis only
D
along the y - axis only
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If a body is in one-dimensional motion, then the body is moving along any one of the axis. It may be along the x-axis, along the y-axis or along the z-axis.
The correct option is D.
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