Movement or Motion is of several types. The best example, we have different types of motion like rotatory motion, translatory motion, oscillatory motion, etc. Translatory motion occurs when an object moves from 1 point to another in space. The object is displaced from its unique position. The motion may be in a straight line, or along a curve line.
To define a particle undergoing translatory motion, you use linear or translational kinematics. Translational kinematics defines the motion of a point in space along a line or path. The path is called the trajectory. If the trajectory path is straight, it is called as rectilinear motion. In case the path is curved, we call it curvilinear motion. Inspite we use the motion of a point to illustrate concepts in translational kinematics, the results are always useful for real-world, macroscopic objects also.
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