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When a particle moves with a constant velocity the accelaration will be +ve or -ve or zero?

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Answered by dhamani28
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zero.at constant velocity and accleration.
Answered by Anonymous
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Acceleration = Change in velocity / time taken

Change in velocity = Final velocity - Initial velocity

If a particle moves with a constant velocity , the acceleration will be zero in most of the cases .Cases like uniform circular motion will have centripetal acceleration = v²÷r .

Your question is case dependent.


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