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The net force exerted on a car traveling in a circular path at constant speed is
A) directed toward the center of the curve. B) zero because the car is not accelerating. C) directed forward, in the direction of travel. D) none of the above

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At each point in a circular journey, an object's direction and speed change. Centripetal force is the name given to the force that results in this velocity or acceleration. Thus, option B is correct.

What net force exerted on a car travelling in a circular path?

Centripetal force is felt by a vehicle travelling in a circle. A circularly moving body is subject to a centripetal force that pushes toward the center of the circle it is travelling in.

Therefore, Centripetal force is the force that keeps an object moving in a circular motion when it is travelling due to velocity, or its speed in a particular direction. By attracting an object to a circle's center, it achieves this.

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