Asked by maath

When a ball is slowly rolled across a horizontal plane, why is the velocity constant? Is it because the rate of position changing over time is constant or because the acceleration is zero?
Answered by oobleck
acceleration is the change in velocity.
constant velocity means zero acceleration.
Answered by maath
Oh okay, but why is the velocity constant? Shouldn't it decrease because the ball rolls slower over time?
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