Is it possible that a body has centripetal acceleration but not tangential acceleration?
And tangential acceleration but not angular acceleration?

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yes it is possible for a body to have centriptal acceleration but no tangential acceleration.

but if tangential acceleration is there angular acceleration also should be there,

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Is it possible that a body has centripetal acceleration but not tangential acceleration? And tangential acceleration but not angular acceleration?

yes it is possible for a body to have centriptal acceleration but no tangential acceleration. but if tangential acceleration is there angular acceleration also should be there,

Is it possible that a body has centripetal acceleration but not tangential acceleration?
And tangential acceleration but not angular acceleration?

yes it is possible for a body to have centriptal acceleration but no tangential acceleration.

but if tangential acceleration is there angular acceleration also should be there,