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Magnitude of Instantaneous Velocity

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Question

A body changes direction by an angle a, without changing speed (v). Change in magnitude of velocity is

A

zero

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B

2v sin a/2

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C

v sin a/2

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D

v sin a

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Solution

The correct option is A zero

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