👉 In physics, a "simplistic" or "simple" motion is one in which all of the particles involved move with constant velocity. This means that the sum of the forces acting on a particle is zero, and the acceleration due to gravity can be ignored. For example, if you have a ball thrown straight up into the air, it will reach its maximum height at some point where the net force (the gravitational force) is equal to the weight of the ball. This is an example
