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Motion and Velocity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - It is possible that two or more observers have different appreciations of the moving object according to their locations. So two types of motions can be distinguished:
        
        Relative Motion
        
        Movement of an object with respect to a mobile reference point. The quantity or dimension of the movement will be established according to the variable location of the observer.
        
        Absolute Motion
        
        Motion observed from a fixed reference system.
      - It should be emphasized that nothing is at absolute rest in the universe, so all motions are always relative.
- - - - Deals with the study of motion without explaining the causes that produce it.
    - - Deals with the study of motion considering the causes that produce it.
- - - - The total distance travelled along its trajectory, divided by the time it took to travel it.
    - - Is the displacement made divided by the time it took to go from the initial point to the final point, regardless of the trajectory followed.