If an object has zero velocity, does that mean it has zero acceleration? Yes or no?

Question

If an object has zero velocity, does that mean it has zero acceleration?

Yes or no?

Answer 1

Imagine this graph of velocity as a function of time:

Notice that the red dot lies on the velocity line and also shows a velocity of zero. That means instantaneously, the velocity is zero. But also notice that there is a change in velocity as you move through time. That means there is an acceleration that is not zero. So the answer must be "no".