define uniform acceleration what is acceleration of a body moving with uniform velocity
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Uniform acceleration is, when the velocity of the object, changes by an equal amount in equal time period.
For eg, suppose a car is moving for 10 seconds with a velocity of 10m/s, then its velocity increases to 20m/s in another 10 seconds. Then this will be called that the vehicle or the car is accelaration uniformly.
Now when a body moves in uniform velocity, that means there is no change in velocity over a period of time. And accelaration is calculated as the change of Velocity over a period of time. Now when there is no change, you get zero accelaration also. So when a body is moving with uniform velocity, then accelaration is zero.
For eg, suppose a car is moving for 10 seconds with a velocity of 10m/s, then its velocity increases to 20m/s in another 10 seconds. Then this will be called that the vehicle or the car is accelaration uniformly.
Now when a body moves in uniform velocity, that means there is no change in velocity over a period of time. And accelaration is calculated as the change of Velocity over a period of time. Now when there is no change, you get zero accelaration also. So when a body is moving with uniform velocity, then accelaration is zero.
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