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yes. this is the baseline understanding for rotational motion. Think of driving a car, if you turn the wheel of the car then you are directing the frictional force near perpendicular to your velocity and thus "turn" the car.

More precisely, the car's acceleration is radial while its velocity is tangential and thus the car is following a rotational path, during the turning phase of travel.

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Yes. The typical case is of an object moving around in a circle.

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