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11. 2070 Supp (Set A) Q. No. 1 Can you have a zero acceleration
but non-zero velocity? Explain with help of a graph (2)

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Answered by akshatbaranwal

Answer:

YES

Explanation:

Yes we can have zero acceleration and non zero velocity in case of uniform motion in which an object is moving in straight line with constant speed ,here object has non zero velocity but there is no change in velocity so no acceleration.

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11. 2070 Supp (Set A) Q. No. 1 Can you have a zero accelerationbut non-zero velocity? Explain with help of a graph (2)​

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11. 2070 Supp (Set A) Q. No. 1 Can you have a zero acceleration
but non-zero velocity? Explain with help of a graph (2)