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  • Constant Speed in a Straight Line: Understanding Acceleration
    Yes, if you are traveling in a straight line with an acceleration of zero, your speed is constant. Here's why:

    * Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity. Velocity has both speed (how fast you're going) and direction.

    * Zero acceleration means your velocity isn't changing.

    * Constant speed in a straight line means your velocity isn't changing, both in terms of how fast you're going and your direction.

    In other words: If you're moving at a steady pace in a straight line, you're not speeding up or slowing down, and you're not changing direction. This means your acceleration is zero, and your speed is constant.

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