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in uniformly accelerated motion acceleration is

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Answered by krishvirat19
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in uniformly accelerated motion acceleration is in the straight direction


paras3848: when non uniformly
krishvirat19: it is decelerated
krishvirat19: when non uniformly it looses its speed
paras3848: has. only one value between two given points
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Answered by Anonymous
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In non- uniform circular motion, the size of the velocity vector (speed) changes, denoting change in the magnitude of velocity. The change in speed has implications for radial ( centripetal ) acceleration.

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