The motion of a body around a circular path is an example of

Uniform velocity, variable acceleration
Uniform speed, uniform velocity
Uniform speed, variable velocity
Uniform speed, variable acceleration
Uniform velocity, variable acceleration  Uniform circular motion occurs when a body moves in a circular path with constant velocity. The acceleration of a body experiencing uniform circular motion is always directed toward the center of the circle (centripetal acceleration or_x000D_ a = V / r_x000D_ where v is the bodyโ€™s velocity, and r is the radius of the circle). This acceleration is constant in magnitude but changes in direction, so, it is variable at every point of the circular path.

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