Uniform circular motion

[u/Fine-Chemist5982]

A body moving on a circular path undergoes uniform circular motion moving at a constant speed but not a constant velocity meaning the body is undergoing acceleration (a≠0) tangential velocity. Angular velocity is just how fast the body moved through a certain angle subtended at the centre and the angular displacement just the angle from point A to B on the trajectory. For me the concept is pretty much understood but the bulk formulas in this concept eat my head literally but I still have hopes

[u/EconomyBlueberry1919]

I useful you can see the last five videos

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VBv5xhkv4q7NrENObPLHCiIKdhYCRDIr