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Suppose a particle is moving with tangential acceleration of constant magnitude but with centripetal acceleration magnitude variable with time (suppose proportional to $\,t^2$). Then what does the path of the motion look like?
Also please tell can the same situation is possible if we have to keep the radius constant ?
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