A particle is moving in a circle
A particle is moving in a circle
- A
Net force acting on the particle must be toward the centre.
- B
The cross product of tangential acceleration and angular velocity will be zero.
- C
Angular acceleration and angular velocity will be in the same direction.
- D
Net force can be towards the centre.
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