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    3D MOTION

    Description

    3D Motion (Three-Dimensional Motion) refers to the movement of an object in three directions — x, y, and z axes.

    This means the object moves in space, not just along a line or a flat surface.

  • 1D Motion (One-Dimensional Motion) → Along a straight line (e.g., car moving on a straight road).
  • 2D Motion (Two-Dimensional Motion) → In a plane, involving x and y axes (e.g., ball thrown at an angle).
  • 3D Motion (Three-Dimensional Motion) → Involves x, y, and z axes — movement in space (e.g., airplane flying through the sky, planet orbiting the sun).

    • Examples of 3D Motion

  • A drone flying in all directions.
  • A bird flying freely in the sky.
  • A planet moving around the sun.
  • A football kicked in the air with both height and sideways motion.