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uniform velocity : zero acceleration ::
increase in velocity ​

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Answered by handsomeram16645
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Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with time so if the velocity is uniform, it means it is not changing therefore acceleration will be zero. ... However, if you continue moving at a uniform velocity of 5 meters per second for 30 seconds, your acceleration for that period is zero

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Answered by shailjasinha523
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Answer:

Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with time so if the velocity is uniform, it means it is not changing therefore acceleration will be zero. ... However, if you continue moving at a uniform velocity of 5 meters per second for 30 seconds, your acceleration for that period is zero.

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