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An object moves, in a circular path with a constant magnitude velocity, experiences a centripetal acceleration (ac) because a. There is a tangential force acts on the object b. The velocity is a vector quantity which changes as the object moves c. The velocity is a scalar quantity which changes as the object moves d. The object has an inertia

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          An object moves, in a circular path with a constant
magnitude velocity, experiences a centripetal acceleration
(ac) because
a.
There is a tangential force acts on the
object
b.
The velocity is a vector quantity which changes as the
object moves
c.
The velocity is a scalar quantity which changes as the
object moves
d.
The object has an inertia

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University Physics with Modern Physics

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An object moves, in a circular path with a constant magnitude velocity, experiences a centripetal acceleration (ac) because a. There is a tangential force acts on the object b. The velocity is a vector quantity which changes as the object moves c. The velocity is a scalar quantity which changes as the object moves d. The object has an inertia