Uniform circular motion is non-uniformly accelerated. Explain
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in uniform circular motion, magnitude of the velocity is constant but the direction is changing at every instant.
so, eventually, the velocity is changing, that produces acceleration.
this acceleration is always towards the centre of the circular path.
again the magnitude of the acceleration is fixed but the direction is changing at every instant.
that's why we call it non-uniformly accelerated motion
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yes becoz it changes it direction at every instant
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Uniform circular motion is an example of constant speed with constant angular motion. Acceleration is of constant magnitude but ever changing direction. So it is certainly not uniform acceleration.
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