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Radial & Tangential Acceleration for Non Uniform Circular Motion

Does as body ...

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Does as body always in an axis , where the length of the obj. = diameter of the obj. and centre of mass / centre of gravity of the imaginary sphere created by the revolving body?

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Axis is defined as the direction of around which body rotates. Body has many axis passes through it .

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