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If the acceleration of a body is zero, does it mean that its velocity is also zero? (Yes/No)

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Solution

Acceleration = rate of change of velocity with
respect to time
a=ddt(v)=dvdt
[a = acceleration, v = velocity]
Here Acceleration is zero but velocity in not zero
When the body is moving with constant velocity
and its acceleration is zero
a=ddt(constant)=0 [here velocity is treated as constant]
Here AnswerisNO

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