MHT CET202410 May 2024Morning ShiftPhysicsMotion in Two DimensionsActual
For a particle in uniform circular motion
Options
- Alinear velocity always radial to the circular path, without change in its magnitude
- Blinear velocity always tangential to the circular path, without change in its magnitude
- Clinear acceleration always tangential to the circular path
- Dlinear acceleration always along the axis of the circular path
Correct answer
B. linear velocity always tangential to the circular path, without change in its magnitude
Step-by-step solution
This is correct. In uniform circular motion, the particle moves in a circle with a constant speed, so the linear velocity is always tangential to the circular path, and its magnitude remains constant.