Physics, asked by arman3853, 4 hours ago

7. Is it possible in straight line motion a particle having zero speed and a
non-zero velocity?
Explain.

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Answered by wahanevarsha8

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Answered by tt534816

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No, it is not possible to have zero speed with non zero velocity in a straight line. If the speed of a body in a straight line is zero means the body is not moving So the rate of change of displacement is zero, that is the velocity of the body is zero

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