ahmed emad
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is the velocity at t=0 in acceleration vs time graph must be 0 .please answer my question
The discussion centers on the relationship between velocity and acceleration in the context of an acceleration vs. time graph. It clarifies that the velocity at time t=0 does not have to be zero, despite the equation v = a*t suggesting that if acceleration (a) is 4 m/s² and time (t) is 0, then velocity (v) equals 0 m/s. The equation v = v₀ + at is emphasized, indicating that initial velocity (v₀) plays a crucial role in determining the final velocity.
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but why the velocity = a*t so v=4*0=o m/sChestermiller said:Not necessarily.
$$v=v_0+at$$ahmed emad said:but why the velocity = a*t so v=4*0=o m/s