If the velocity is 0, then what is the acceleration?
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Acceleration is time derivative of velocity. If v(t) is velocity, then acceleration a(t) = v'(t). v(t) = 0 doesn't imply v'(t)=0. I can give you an example : v(t)=3t. This represnts velocity which constantly increases. read more
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