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Uniform Circular Motion

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The angle between the tangential and radial acceleration is

A

Always perpendicular to each other

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B

Parallel to each other

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C

45 degrees

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D

Depends on the initial starting point

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Solution

The correct option is A Always perpendicular to each other
Tangential and radial acceleration are always perpendicular to each other

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