Physics
Grade-10
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Question

An object moves in a circular path at a constant speed. Compare the direction of the object’s velocity and acceleration.

  1. Both are in the same direction
  2. Both are in opposite direction
  3. Both are perpendicular
  4. Incomplete information

hintHint:

The velocity at any point in a uniform circular motion is given by tangent to that point in the direction of motion .

The correct answer is: Both are perpendicular


    The velocity at any point in a uniform circular motion is given by tangent to that point in the direction of motion .
    Now as it is a uniform motion it means speed is constant hence tangential acceleration is zero , ball has only centripetal acceleration , directed toward the center of circular path
    So 90 degree is correct

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