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. Is it possible to move at a constant, nonzero speed and a constant nonzero acceleration at the same time? a. No, never b. Yes c. Maybe
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so can i be moving at 10mph and be accelerating at 10mph/h at exactly that time? if that were not possible, wouldn't any form of acceleration be impossible?
Do you mean to say: "if that WERE possible"? Because you cant have acceleration when you have a constant speed at the same time...?
yes, i agree with you.
ok!! thanks SO much for helping me!!!!! I really appreciate it :)
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