The object moves along a straight line path, passing through positions C, B, and finally A in one direction, and then returns through the same path in reverse, reaching positions C and then B again.
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The object moves along a straight line path, passing through positions C, B, and finally A in one direction, and then returns through the same path in reverse, reaching positions C and then B again.
The path of an object’s motion refers to the trajectory it follows through space as it moves. This trajectory can be straight, curved, or irregular, depending on factors such as speed, direction, and external forces acting upon it, shaping the route from its starting point to its current position.