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A compact disc (CD) is played by a cd player, which uses a laser to read the tracks on the disc. The disc spins initially at approximately 200 rotations per minute (rpm), and increases to a maximum of approximately 500 rpm as the laser spirals inward towards the center of the disc. This ensures that the laser covers equal distance in an equal amount of time during playback. During the time that the cd is played, which of the following statements is true?
a. The laser tracking mechanism experiences a changing tangential velocity
b. The laser tracking mechanism experiences a constant angular velocity
c. The laser tracking mechanism experiences a non-zero angular acceleration
d. The laser tracking mechanism experiences a non-zero tangential acceleration
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