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A force of constant magnitude starts acting on a moving particle when it is at some point 'P'. Depending on the orientation of the force, the particle may
a) pass through point P at some time later
b) not return to point P
c) describe a circular path
d) describe a parabolic path

A

a is correct

B

a, b, c, d are correct

C

c only correct

D

d only correct

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The correct Answer is:
B
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