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MIT 8.01 Physics I Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999
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can a body be in pure translational as well as pure rotation???
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no, it can not happen as pure translational means no rotational motion and vice versa.
Pure translation means : velocities of all points are equal Pure rotation means : at least one point has zero velocity Combining both implies : all points have zero velocity, hence the only possible 'motion' being both a translation and a rotation is rest itself.
But nothing is absolute ,you have known that it depends on observer or frame of reference in which motion is described
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