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Second Law of Motion

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Indicate the direction of frictional force on a car which is moving along the curved path with non-zero tangential acceleration; in anti-clock direction:

A

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Solution

The correct option is A diagram
As shown in figure direction of friction should be towards net force required for vehicle to perform such accelerating motion
FINAL ANSWER: (c)

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