Question

Can a situation exist in which an object has zero acceleration and nonzero velocity?

Answer 1

Can a situation exist in which an object has zero acceleration and nonzero velocity?

**Answer:**

Yes, it's true. Object can move with zero acceleration and nonzero velocity.

There is velocity of object:

$$V = V_0 + at, \text{ where}$$ $$V_0 - \text{primary speed}$$ $$a - \text{acceleration}$$ $$t - \text{time}$$

If $a=0$ then velocity of the object will be $V = V_0 = \text{const}$

It's called rectilinear constant motion.