The normal acceleration of a body in non-uniform circular motion, particularly when experiencing uniform tangential acceleration, is not constant. While the formula for normal acceleration in uniform circular motion is V²/r, in non-uniform motion, the total acceleration is the vector sum of tangential and normal components. This results in a more complex calculation that requires understanding both the tangential acceleration and the changing velocity of the body.
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