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a pratical is moving on a circular path with constant speed, then the angle between the direction of acceleraton
and its position vector wrt centre of circle will be​

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Answered by gauravdevnani04
43

Explanation:

since speed is constant so only centripetal acceleration will be present and it will be parallel to position vector starting from centre of circle

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Answered by mercy7777
26

Answer:

π

Explanation:

suppose a particle travels in a circular path of radius r to a position P on the circle with the centre of the circle O as it's origin.

since the velocity is constant ,

therefore only centripetal acceleration acts.

centripetal acceleration acts from point P towards the centre O.i.e., in the direction exactly opposite to the position vector i.e.,r=OP nd centripetal acceleration=PO.

therefore the angle wrt the centre of the circle is π =180°

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