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Chapter6: Uniform Circular Motion And Gravitation

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Force is a force which keeps an object moving in a circle.
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Force is directed toward the
of motion
3.The
Force depends on the
and
4. While the speed, mass and radius remains the same the
and
stays the same.
5. During uniform circular motion the velocity size is the
but the
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