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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 moti…

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 moti…
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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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