Question

3. Can a body have zero velocity and still have acceleration? Give an example

Answer 1

Answer:

yes.

In case of Simple harmonic motion (SHM), at amplitude position/ max displacement , the acceleration is maximum but the velocity is zero.

Acceleration and velocity are opposite in direction.

Another easier example is that:

A ball is thrown upwards with velocity.

When it reaches highest point, it's velocity is zero, but acceleration ( gravity) still acts.

Hope you will be able to understand

Answer 2

Answer:

no it cannot have

Explanation:

becaue acceleration is velocity by time

and if we anything by zero we get an answer as zero.

ex-

$\frac{0}{3} = 0$