Circular Motion _ GCSE Physics

The video explains the physics of circular motion, highlighting how velocity changes due to constant direction change, leading to acceleration towards the circle's center. This acceleration is caused by centripetal force, which also acts towards the center. Examples include a car on a bend and the moon orbiting Earth. The magnitude of centripetal force depends on speed, mass, and circle radius. Faster speeds, greater mass, and smaller radii require more force to maintain circular motion.

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