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Motion and Measurement of Distances - Science Class 6 | Shiksha Nation
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Motion and Measurement of Distances
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Motion and Measurement of Distances
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Give two examples for each of the following motions: (i) Linear motion (ii) Spinning motion (iii) Oscillatory motion (iv) Periodic motion (v) Vibrational motion (vi) Circular motion (vii) Random motion
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What type of motion do the following objects have? (a) the galloping of a horse (b) the needle of a sewing machine (c) the movements of a mosquito (d) the blades of an electric fan (e) the smoke from a lighted dhoopbatti (f) wheels of moving car.
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Why do we need standard unit for measurement?
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Give one example each of the following types of motion: (a) Linear (b) Circular (c) Periodic.
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Define rest and motion.
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State two precautions to be observed while measuring length with the help of a metre scale.
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Give the unit for measuring the following: (a) Distance between Delhi and Jaipur. (b) Thickness of a coin. (c) Length of your eraser. (d) Length of your shoe lace.
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How can a measured length be expressed?
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Name the device used to measure the following: (a) Size of your shoulder. (b) Size of your wrist. (c) Your height. (d) Your weight. (e) Cloth for curtain. (f) Circumference of round table.
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