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(A) | For a particle moving in a circle | (I) | The acceleration may be perpendicular to its velocity |
(B) | For a particle moving in a straight line velocity | (II) | The acceleration may be in the direction of velocity |
(C) | For a particle undergoing projectile motion with angle of projection ; | (III) | The acceleration may be at some angle with the velocity |
(D) | For a particle is moving in space | (IV) | The acceleration may be opposite to its velocity |
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