Statement 1 is true: In uniform linear motion, velocity (speed and direction) is constant. In uniform circular motion, speed is constant but the direction of velocity continuously changes as the body moves along the circle. Statement 2 is false: In uniform linear motion, velocity is constant, so there is no instantaneous change in velocity unless acted upon by a force. In uniform circular motion, velocity changes continuously (direction changes), it does not remain the same. Statement 3 is false: Uniform linear motion is not accelerated; its acceleration is zero as velocity is constant. Uniform circular motion is accelerated (centripetal acceleration) because the direction of velocity is changing, even if the speed is constant.