5. Which of the following curves possibly represent one-dimensional motion of a particle?
Choose the correct answer from the options given below
A: phase increases with time
Φ = kt +C, so it can be 1 D.
B: It is circular motion, related as
v² + x² = constant motion
So, 1 D motion
C: At same time, the body has two velocities which is not possible, so, it does not represent 1 D.
D: Distance increases with time, so, it is 1 D motion.
So, A, B, D are correct.
A: phase increases with time
Φ = kt +C, so it can be 1 D.
B: It is circular motion, related as
v² + x² = constant motion
So, 1 D motion
C: At same time, the body has two velocities which is not possible, so, it does not represent 1 D.
D: Distance increases with time, so, it is 1 D motion.
So, A, B, D are correct.
A: phase increases with time
Φ = kt +C, so it can be 1 D.
B: It is circular motion, related as
v² + x² = constant motion
So, 1 D motion
C: At same time, the body has two velocities which is not possible, so, it does not represent 1 D.
D: Distance increases with time, so, it is 1 D motion.
So, A, B, D are correct.