How Do Angular Acceleration and Centripetal Force Work in Circular Motion?

To keep a body moving along a circular path, a centripetal force directed toward the center of rotation is required (F = mfrac{v^2}{r}). Acceleration constantly changes the direction of the velocity vector even when the speed remains constant.

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