Physics, asked by RitikaDoshi4204, 1 year ago

Does a uniform acceleration in two-dimensional motion necessarily imply motion along a straight-line path?

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Answered by Shikhashivani

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yes this statement is right

Answered by khareshiyaa

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Yes!!!

Acceleration will be uniform if there is no change in it's mag. and direction.

Pls feel free to ask more doubts

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