Tangential Acceleration and Nonuniform Circular Motion

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Lets say there is an object with constant tangential acceleration which stays on a circular path. Does that mean that in order for the object to keep that path, the centripetal acceleration increases? (since centripetal acceleration in a circular path is proportional to the velocity and the velocity is increasing) Else if the tangential acceleration and centripetal acceleration were constant the object would spiral in/out?

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Shouldn't tangential acceleration be the derivative of speed wrt time multiplied by v cap i.e direction of velocity (which is along the tangent)?