When there is constant velocity then what is the accelaration
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acceleration can b defined as the change in the velocity with respect to time.
So now if there is no change in velocity means if the velocity is constant then the acceleration produced will be ZERO.
acceleration can b defined as the change in the velocity with respect to time.
So now if there is no change in velocity means if the velocity is constant then the acceleration produced will be ZERO.
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Hey dear friend,
When there is constant velocity then acceleration become zero.
A=v-u/t
As v=u(constant velocity)
So, A=v-v/t
=>A=0/t
=>A=0
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When there is constant velocity then acceleration become zero.
A=v-u/t
As v=u(constant velocity)
So, A=v-v/t
=>A=0/t
=>A=0
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