A particle is moving in a circular path with non-uniform speed, then (a) its velocity is necessarily tangential to the path and acceleration is normal to the path (b) its velocity is necessarily tangential to the path, but the acceleration has normal and tangential components (c) its velocity has normal and tangential compact (d) its acceleration is tangential 1 2 A particle is moving in a straight line with varying speed. At the instant when the speed is maximum,

A particle is moving in a circular path with non-uniform speed, then (a) its velocity is necessarily tangential to the path and acceleration is normal to the path (b) its velocity is necessarily tangential to the path, but the acceleration has normal and tangential components (c) its velocity has normal and tangential compact (d) its acceleration is tangential 1 2 A particle is moving in a straight line with varying speed. At the instant when the speed is maximum,

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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