Which of the following doesn't represent rotatory motion? - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which of the following doesn't represent rotatory motion?

A
B
C
D
Both A and C

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Answer

Both A and C

Explanation:

In picture A, the running people are exhibiting translational motion. In picture B, the wheel rotates about a fixed axis and thus it exhibits rotatory motion whereas in picture C, the bob of pendulum oscillates to and fro about its mean position and thus it exhibits oscillatory motion.

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