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Give examles of variable velocity, when
(a) the magnitude is constant and the direction is changing
n (b) the manitude is cahnging and the driection remains the same
(c) both the magnitude and direction are changing

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(i) A particle executing circualr motion with uniform speed
(ii) A freely falling body or a body projected up.
(iii) Conider a vehicle moving on a busy road.
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