About one dimentional motion
Question asked by: golra00
Asked on: 09 Oct 2009
Yes the velocity of a particle can be nonzero whilst its velocity is nonzero.
For instance think of a car that is moving at 10mph but it is not accelerating. Here you have a clear situation where the speed is zero, but because the speed is steady (not increasing or decreasing) then it means that there is zero acceleration.
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Replied at: 11 Oct 2009
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