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When a Particle Moves in a Circle with a Uniform Speed

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Question

When a particle moves in a circle with a uniform speed

Options

  • its velocity and acceleration are both constant

  • its velocity is constant but the acceleration changes

  • its acceleration is constant but the velocity changes

  • its velocity and acceleration both change.

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Solution

 its velocity and acceleration both change.

In a circular motion, the direction of particle changes. Therefore, velocity, being a vector quantity, also changes.
As the velocity changes, acceleration also changes.

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Chapter 7: Circular Motion - MCQ [Page 112]

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Chapter 7 Circular Motion
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