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What is the direction of the force of an object moving in a circle? 1.toward the center of the circle 2.toward the outside of the circle 3.straight up 4.45 degree angle
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What is the direction of the force of an object moving in a circle?
1.toward the center of the circle
2.toward the outside of the circle
3.straight up
4.45 degree angle
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The answer is 45 degree angle
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