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Is motion studied in physics

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Yes. In fact it can be said that it is one of the most fundamental things studied by physics because it is one of the few things we can measure. For example:

We measure a force -> We actually measure the rate of motion change in a calibrated instrument.

We measure a field strength -> We again measure a motion.

Almost everything we measure, we measure through motion of some sort. Interactions between particles are not directly observable, instead we measure their effects on the surroundings, inducing motions in measuring apparatus.

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