(a) Complete the motion diagram below by plotting all the acceleration vectors. (b) Does this motion diagram depict a uniform circular motion, a non- uniform circular motion, or a non- circular motion? Explain.

(a) Complete the motion diagram below by plotting all the acceleration vectors. (b) Does this motion diagram depict a uniform circular motion, a non- uniform circular motion, or a non- circular motion? Explain.

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