Suppose we are looking at an interval of a motion that is nearly uniform. Now suppose...

 

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Suppose we are looking at an interval of a motion that is nearly uniform. Now suppose we look at a small segment of that interval, say one-tenth of it. Would you expect that motion in this smaller interval would also be nearly uniform? Would you expect the motion to seem more or less uniform in the smaller interval? Explain your reasoning. Suppose we are looking at an interval of a motion that is nearly uniform. Now suppose we look at a small segment of that interval, say one-tenth of it. Would you expect that motion in this smaller interval would also be nearly uniform? Would you expect the motion to seem more or less uniform in the smaller interval? Explain your reasoning.

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In classical mechanics uniform motion refers to motion with constant velocity meaning that the objec... View the full answer