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An aeroplane moving in a circular path with a speed `250 km//h`. The change in velocity in half of the revolution is.

A

zero

B

`100 km //h^(2)`

C

`50 km//h^(2)`

D

`25 km//h^(2)`

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B

Average acceleration`=(change "in" velocity )/(time)=(300-(-300))/(12//2)=100km//h^(2)`
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