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The acceleration of the object may be zero and the velocity of the object may not be equal to zero

The acceleration of the object may be zero and the velocity of the object may not be equal to zero
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The acceleration of the object may be zero and the velocity of the object may not be equal to zero

User Akhilesh Mishra
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Sure. That's true when ANY object is moving in a straight line at a steady speed.

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