Newton's laws ______ when an object is moving in a circle. never apply apply even only apply sometimes apply
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Even when an object is moving in a circle, Newton's laws still govern its motion. The centripetal force required for circular motion is provided by some other force, and Newton's laws describe how that force affects the object's motion. Show more…
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