When an object is in motion, it means it is changing position relative to a reference point.

Here's a breakdown:

* Motion: The act or process of moving or being moved.

* Reference Point: A fixed location used to determine if an object has moved.

Example: A car moving down the road is in motion because it's changing its position relative to a house on the side of the road (the reference point).

Key Points:

* Motion is relative – it depends on the reference point you choose.

* An object can be in motion even if it's standing still relative to something else (like a person sitting on a train that's moving).

* Motion can be described by its speed, direction, and acceleration.

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