Physics, asked by vikramaditya90, 1 month ago

can a particle move in a circular path even when no centripeta force acts on it?

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Answered by deepakojha11411

Answer:

Any forces that act on a particle in a circular motion therefor must result in such a sideways acceleration. If they do not, then the motion cannot be circular because of the above explanation

Answered by Sahilraghoreq2

Explanation:

the force which acts any object moving along the circle called cenripetal

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can a particle move in a circular path even when no centripeta force acts on it?​

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can a particle move in a circular path even when no centripeta force acts on it?