Physics, asked by PuranGujjar5120, 1 year ago

can an object have zero acceleration and non zero velocity at the same time give reasons

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Answered by reapercusion

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

if it moves with constant velocity. as a result it wouldn't have change in velocity as a result zero acceleration and non zero velocity. although it is not practically possible.

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