motion in one dimension, Physics

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is motion of a ball on a smooth surface an example of uniform velocity? is motion of a ball on a rough surface an example of variable velocity? is a car moving on a straight path an example of uniform speed? is a body pushing a car an example of force as per Newtons first law of motion.is a car moving on a criss cross road an example of variable acceleration?

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