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Q. Give an example where a body is having uniform acceleration but with 0 velocity.

Explain it in simple language. ( You can explain it in English as well as Hindi ).

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Anonymous: May be.
JinKazama1: This is not possible.
JinKazama1: It is possible when you replace velocity with speed.
Anonymous: But in book it was velocity only
JinKazama1: it is possible at any particular instant only.
JinKazama1: Not for time interval.
JinKazama1: wait, it is not possible even in particular instant.
JinKazama1: yes, it is possible in particular instant.

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Answered by JinKazama1
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Body Having uniform acceleration and zero velocity at particular instant of time.

For Example:
=> Consider a stone projected in upward direction with some initial velocity.
=> At the time, when stone reaches maximum height, it has
velocity at that instant = 0 .

Why velocity is zero at maximum height?
=> Initially direction of velocity is in upward direction (say upward as positive and downward as negative).
=> After reaching maximum height, it comes down I. e, velocity is negative.(downward)

=>Now, we saw that Velocity initially velocity was positive then after some time it becomes negative.
=> We know that, when some positive quantity becomes negative then it has to arrive in between at 0.
Like :
6,5,4,3,2,1,0,-1,-2,
Here, this sequence goes from positiv^ to negative.
In between, it arrived at 0 too.
=> Velocity at maximum height changes direction, I. e, At that instant it's magnitude becomes zero.

Although there was uniform acceleration g=10m/s^2.


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