Question

Can you create a simple True/False or simple Multiple Choice question that relates to either acceleration or velocity and provide the answer to the question created. Can not be from a textbook. Needs to be one of a kind.

Answer 1

Question:

Statement 1: Zero acceleration means zero velocity

Statement 2: Zero velocity means zero acceleration

(a) Both statements are true

(b) Statement 1 is True, Statement 2 is False

(c) Statement 2 is True , Statement 1 is False

(d) Both statements are False

Answer : Correct option is (d), both statements are False

Zero acceleration doesn't mean zero velocity, it means constant velocity which can be either zero or any other value.

And Zero velocity doesn't mean zero acceleration. A body can have acceleration even if its velocity is Zero . For example when a body is thrown upward ,body goes up and at maximum height its velocity is zero for a moment but acceleration due to gravity is still acting at maximum height when velocity is zero.