Answer:
correct answer is option A (Yes, becuase acceleration depends on the rate of change of velocity and not the value of velocity itself.)
Explanation:
we know that from first equation of motion,
v=u+at
0r
............(1)
here,
v-final velocity
u-initial velocity
a-acceleration
t-time
if a body is not moving it means if its initial velocity is zero (u=0) and if after time t it moves with velocity v then its acceleration will be given as
...........(2)
From above equation it is clear that if an object is not moving, it can be accelerating because acceleration depends on rate of change of velocity and not the value of velocity itself.