Question

Question #d79e2

Answer 1

Well...this one is tricky indeed!

Explanation:

Velocity is a vector so you have a modulus (the value with units) AND a direction;
so, velocity can be uniform in modulus (say, `3.0m/s`) but change in direction (i.e., in circular motion): this change implies an acceleration that in case of circular motion (uniform) is called Centripetal Acceleration.

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