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Describe Dynamic of circular motion?​

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Answered by dukuntlasruthi
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THE DYNAMICS OF CIRCULAR MOTION

, is called centripetal force because it is directed all time versus the circle center. Note that it is named only from its direction and not from its physical origin. A force of gravity, friction, electric …or their sum can be in the role of a centripetal force.

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Answered by RitaNarine
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A circular motion is defined as a body travelling at a constant speed around the diameter of a circle.

  • There are two types of circular motion: uniform and non-uniform.
  • It is a uniform circular motion if the tangential component of acceleration is absent, and it is a non-uniform circular motion if the tangential component of acceleration is present.
  • The body's basic instinct is to move in a straight path.
  • It is compelled to move along the circle when we apply a centripetal force to it.
  • The centripetal force is a pseudo-force that acts along the radius and is directed towards the circle's centre.
  • According to Newton's first law of motion, the body cannot change its direction of motion and must be propelled in a circular motion by an external force.
  • Because this body is constantly changing its direction of motion and experiencing a change in velocity, it experiences acceleration, which is described as radial centripetal acceleration.
  • The body has a persistent tendency to revert to its natural linear course as it moves around the circle.
  • A centrifugal force is produced by this tendency.
  • The centrifugal force is always equal to the centripetal force and opposes it.
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