1. The body is not changing its speed. It could be at rest (zero speed) or moving at a constant non-zero speed.
2. The body is not changing its direction. It is moving in a straight line, if it is moving at all.
In simpler terms:
* A body with zero acceleration is either staying still or moving at a steady pace in a straight line.
Here are some examples:
* A car parked on the street has zero acceleration.
* A train moving at a constant speed of 100 km/h on a straight track has zero acceleration.
* A ball thrown vertically upwards at the very top of its trajectory, for a brief moment, has zero acceleration before it starts falling back down.
It's important to remember:
* Zero acceleration does not mean zero velocity. An object can be moving at a constant velocity and still have zero acceleration.
* The absence of acceleration is often referred to as uniform motion.
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