Can an object have an acceleration with zero slope on its position vs time graph?
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Answers (2)
No. A slope of 0 on a position vs time graph implies the object is stationary and cannot be accelerating.
If the position curve has zero slope, the position isn't changing with time. Ergo, it has neither velocity or acceleration.....