Answer :
A body in a uniform circular motion satisfies all your conditions.
A body in uniform circular motion has a constant speed, but the velocity varies as the direction of the velocity changes continuously. It has a centripetal acceleration acting on it whose magnitude remains constant but the direction which is radially inward, changes continuously.
A body in uniform circular motion has a constant speed, but the velocity varies as the direction of the velocity changes continuously. It has a centripetal acceleration acting on it whose magnitude remains constant but the direction which is radially inward, changes continuously.
IF A BODY MOVES IN A CIRCULAR PATH, THEN IT HAS CONSTANT SPEED BUT DUE TO CONSTANT CHANGE IN DIRECTION, VELOCITY CHANGES AND THE MOTION IS ACCELERATED MOTION. FOR EXAMPLE, A BOY CYCLING IN A CIRCULAR PATH