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Uniform and Non-Uniform Velocity

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Why the velocity of an object at rest is considered to be uniform?

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When a body is at rest there is no change in velocity.

A body with constant velocity is said to be in uniform motion.

Hence, the state of rest is an example of uniform motion.

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