Question
What is vertical circular motion? Comment on its two types.

Answer

A body revolving in a vertical circle in the gravitational field of the Earth is said to perform vertical circular motion.
A vertical circular motion controlled only by gravity is a nonuniform circular motion because the linear speed of the body does not remain constant although the motion can be periodic.
In a controlled vertical circular motion, such as that a body attached to a rod, the linear speed of the body can be constant (including zero) so that such a motion can be uniform and periodic.

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