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28 March, 03:02

How is both Rotation and Revolution similar and different.

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  1. G
    28 March, 04:05
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    the similarities is that they both involve the change in the state of rest while the difference is that rotation is the turning of a body about it's axis for example a standing fan while revolution is the turning of a body round an object for example the earth moving round the sun
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