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State whether the following situation is possible or not and give an example:

An object with a constant acceleration but with zero velocity.


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Solution

(1)The term acceleration refers to a change in the velocity per unit of time.

(2) Example of an object with constant acceleration but zero velocity is a vertical particle projection.

(3) Assume a ball is thrown upwards vertically with an initial speed of u, as time passes, its velocity declines, and at the highest point reached, its velocity is zero, but it possesses a continuous and constant acceleration due to gravity.

Hence, the situation of an object with a constant acceleration but with zero velocity is possible.


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