In which of the following ways the accelerated motion of a body will occur under an external force?

In which of the following ways the accelerated motion of a body will occur under an external force? Correct Answer Due to change in direction

When the force acts perpendicular to the direction of motion, it produces circular motion. Thus accelerated motion is always due to external force and it can occur due to change in the direction.
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