Discussion
In case of uniform circular motion, the acceleration is
Answer: A
The acceleration is constant in magnitude and directed radially inwards.
In uniform circular motion the speed does not change, so the magnitude \[a = \frac{v^2}{r}\] is fixed, but the direction always points at the centre and therefore turns with the body. It is constant in size and variable in direction - the reverse of what one might guess.
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