3. In- Space motion ,all movements can be represented as occurring in a single plane. Relative motion Absolute motion Plane motion. 4. In rectilinear motion, the particle move forward backward along curved path along straight line 5. The acceleration is positive when velocity is Increasing Decreasing Constant positive

3. In- Space motion ,all movements can be represented as occurring in a single plane. Relative motion Absolute motion Plane motion. 4. In rectilinear motion, the particle move forward backward along curved path along straight line 5. The acceleration is positive when velocity is Increasing Decreasing Constant positive

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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