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Explain Centripetal force??

Sir Isaac Newton suggested that motion in a straight line is most natural, and that deviations from this type of motion are caused by a force pulling the body absent of line. When the force acts on the body from a fixed point, like a body moves in a circle, and the force towards the centre is known as a centripetal force.

 


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