1. What if the acceleration of an object is equal to zero? Acceleration is still a constant, but it just happens to be zero. In this special case, what are the equations of motion?

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1. What if the acceleration of an object is equal to zero? Acceleration is still a constant, but it just happens to be zero. In this special case, what are the equations of motion?

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Answer: zero acceleration is zero acceleration, not constant acceleration.

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