MCQ
 A uniformly accelerated body has ____.
  • A
    Constant speed
  • B
    Constant velocity
  • C
    Constant force
  • D
    Constant momentum

Answer

  1. Constant force

Explanation:

Since the body is accelerated, the speed and velocity will vary. Momentum depends on velocity; hence the momentum will also vary. The force remains constant as F = ma.

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