Science, asked by sakshay9422, 1 year ago

Can a particle be acclerated:- a) if its speed is constant. b) if its velocity is constant. give reason.

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Answered by nishtha1628

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the particle can be accelerated at constant speed by changing direction but can never be accelerated if its velocity is constant.

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