Movement of the Squares

The movement of the squares illustrates how objects change position over time through different types of motion. If a square shifts in a straight line, it shows linear movement. If it spins around a point, that's rotational movement. Moving diagonally combines both. The speed of movement can increase or decrease, showing acceleration or deceleration. These basic concepts help us understand how objects move in real life, whether it's a car driving in a straight line, a ball spinning, or someone walking and turning. Observing these motions provides a clear visual understanding of fundamental physics principles.