Science, asked by smittal72, 2 months ago

27. Is it possible for a moving body to have (i)
zero speed (ii) zero velocity? Justify your
answer.
27

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Answered by shriraam02007

1

Answer:

Explanation:

Yes for a moving body it can have zero velocity and still be accelerating simultaneously.

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