1. If an object in uniform circular motion always experiences inward net force (centripetal force) then which of the following vector arrows shows the direction of the force at distinct point A on the circle? Explain. b. C. d.

1. If an object in uniform circular motion always experiences inward net force (centripetal force) then which of the following vector arrows shows the direction of the force at distinct point A on the circle? Explain. b. C. d.

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