What are the three types of motion?

The three types of motion are indeed linear, angular, and general. Linear motion refers to movement along a straight path, which can be in one dimension (back and forth or up and down). Angular motion, on the other hand, involves rotation around a fixed point or axis, which is critical in many mechanics applications, especially in aviation. General motion is a combination of linear and angular motion, describing scenarios where an object moves along a path while also rotating.

This categorization is foundational in physics and engineering, providing a framework to analyze and understand the motion of objects in various contexts, including aviation. Understanding these types of motion helps technicians and operators predict behaviors and plan maintenance or operational strategies effectively.