Acceleration is defined in terms of changes in velocity. You can have equal acceleration values at any velocity.
The acceleration produced by a given force upon a given mass DOES depend slightly upon velocity, according to the special theory of relativity. However, at the low speeds that you have mentioned, the difference is negligible.
How do we know that 6 seconds of uniform acceleration
at 60 mph is equivalent to 6 seconds travel at 30 mph?
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