Motion and Time Class 7 Notes CBSE Science Chapter 9 [PDF]
Motion and Time Class 7 Notes CBSE Science Chapter 9 [PDF]
Class- 7 Science
Chapter 9 – Motion and Time
Motion
● The movement of an object or the tendency of an object to move from their
place with respect to time is called motion.
● For example: Movement of the pendulum of clock is a motion, falling of
leaves from tree is a motion etc.
● There are two types of motions
1. Uniform Motion: If an object moves in a straight line at a constant speed
i.e., speed is not changing over time, then the motion is uniform motion.
2. Non-Uniform Motion: If an object moves in a straight line and the speed of
an object changes over time, then the motion is non-uniform motion.
Speed
● The distance covered by an object per unit time is called speed. Thus,
D
S where S represent the speed of an object, D represent the distance
T
covered by an object and T represent the time taken by the object.
● SI unit of speed is m / s .
Measurement of Time
● In earlier periods, the shadow of objects casted by the sun was used to
measure the time.
● Simple Pendulum:
● It is a type of clock used to measure time and is a best example of periodic
motion.
● Periodic or oscillatory motion is the to and fro movement of an object.
● Oscillation: The process of moving back and forth.
● The time taken by the pendulum to complete one complete oscillation is
called time period.
● The basic or SI unit of time is seconds and denoted by s.
Measuring Speed:
● Speedometer: It is a device used to measure the speed of a vehicle in Km / hr
● Odometer: It is a device used to measure the distance covered by a vehicle.