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If the particle moves with a constant velocity its acceleration is---------------

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If a particle moves with a constant velocity its acceleration is zero.
When a particle is moving with constant velocity then its magnitude and direction both are not changing means particle must travel in straight line. Also when particle is moving in straight line with no acceleration then distance covered and displacement both will be same in same interval of time.

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