Can you have zero acceleration but non-zero velocity? Explain with help of graph.

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Can you have zero acceleration but non-zero velocity? Explain with help of graph.

Question: Can you have zero acceleration but non-zero velocity? Explain with help of graph.

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While a body moves in uniform velocity,the acceleration of body is  zero. In uniform motion dv=0. So a=0.

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