Answer:
Uniform velocity involves a straight-line motion over equal distance and in equal time intervals. Non-uniform motions involve unequal distances in equal interval of time.
Explanation:
A body moving with uniform velocity occurs when it travels in a straight line path, and covers equal distances in equal time intervals.
Example a graph of a bike covering equal distance in equal time intervals.
A body moving with a non-uniform velocity occurs when it travels to cover unequal distance in equal intervals of time. Example a bike travelling in a crowded road.
