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Derivation of Position-Velocity Relation by Graphical Method

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What is the acceleration of a body moving with a uniform velocity?

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acceleration of a body moving with a uniform velocity = 0
because acceleration $= \frac{c h a n g e i n v e l o c i t y}{t i m e}$
change in velocity= 0
SO, acceleration = 0

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