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A particle `'P'` is moving on a circular path under the action of only one force action always toward the fixed point `'O'` on the circumference. Find the ratio of `(d^(2)theta)/(dt^(2))` & `(("d"theta)/(dt))^(2)`

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`2 tan theta`
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