close
    If the acceleration of an object is zero at some instant in time, what can be said about its velocity at that time?

    0  Views: 6166 Answers: 4 Posted: 12 years ago

    4 Answers

    See! acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity.


    So, when the change in velocity is zero, then acceleration of the body is also zero.


    i.e. "If the body moves with the constant velocity", the acceleration of the body at that interval of time becomes zero.


    Hope this has removed your confusion. Now share the idea with your friends too.


     

    hector5559

    My brain has just stoped man,

    If the velocity is zero at some moment, I would say the object is not moving. Velocity is connected to speed. No velocity, no speed. Even a moving snail has velocity; a lack of velocity would indicate a standstill.

    HI          THINK ABOUT IT      IF AN OBJECT IS NOT GETTING FASTER AND FASTER OR SLOWER AND SLOWER IT IS EITHER STATIONARY  OR TRAVELLING AT A CONSTANT SPEED


     


    HOPE THIS HELPS

    it's velocity at that point would be called coasting



    Top contributors in Physics category

     
    ROMOS
    Answers: 83 / Questions: 0
    Karma: 5790
     
    Benthere
    Answers: 7 / Questions: 0
    Karma: 3090
     
    jhharlan
    Answers: 39 / Questions: 0
    Karma: 2535
     
    Colleen
    Answers: 104 / Questions: 0
    Karma: 2475
    > Top contributors chart

    Unanswered Questions

    hb88mba
    Answers: 0 Views: 3 Rating: 0
    Beeconex
    Answers: 0 Views: 7 Rating: 0
    Beeconex
    Answers: 0 Views: 4 Rating: 0
    vnnnew88
    Answers: 0 Views: 14 Rating: 0
    ManClub web
    Answers: 0 Views: 18 Rating: 0
    ManClub web
    Answers: 0 Views: 13 Rating: 0
    7ball
    Answers: 0 Views: 20 Rating: 0
    7ball
    Answers: 0 Views: 15 Rating: 0
    > More questions...
    452435
    questions
    719771
    answers
    754724
    users