A particle moves around a circle at constant speed

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Problem

A particle moves around a circle at constant speed. Why is the particle said to be accelerating? (a) A force acts radially outward, away from the centre. (b) It covers equal distances in equal intervals of time. (c) Its velocity has a continuously changing direction. (d) A force acts along the tangent to the circle.

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