what is acceleration of a body moving with uniform velocity
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Zero
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Uniform VELOCITY implies zero acceleration. Uniform SPEED does not.
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⭐Actually welcome to the concept of the Kinematics ...
⭐Basically when a body is moving with a constant velocity or a with no change in velocity throughout the Displacement. ..then the ACCELERATION IS ALWAYS ZERO ....
⭐we know that .... a = v - u ÷ t
⭐since here the Velocity does not changes. ..there for ... v - u = 0
⭐thus ... v = u ....
⭐so we get here ... a = 0 ÷ t ...
⭐thus we can say that the ACCELERATION WILL BE ZERO .....
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Here is Your Answer.....!!!!!!
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⭐Actually welcome to the concept of the Kinematics ...
⭐Basically when a body is moving with a constant velocity or a with no change in velocity throughout the Displacement. ..then the ACCELERATION IS ALWAYS ZERO ....
⭐we know that .... a = v - u ÷ t
⭐since here the Velocity does not changes. ..there for ... v - u = 0
⭐thus ... v = u ....
⭐so we get here ... a = 0 ÷ t ...
⭐thus we can say that the ACCELERATION WILL BE ZERO .....
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