How can circular motion be accelerated when speed is constant? A. Because of the accelerator pedal in the vehicle B. Because Newton said C. Because direction changes D. Because the vehicle has circular

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How can circular motion be accelerated when speed is constant?

A. Because of the accelerator pedal in the vehicle
B. Because Newton said
C. Because direction changes
D. Because the vehicle has circular wheels

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Correct answer is C: Because direction changes.

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