Velocity is zero, acceleration is non-zero is correct statement.
It is given that a ball is thrown upwards so a ball. So when ball is at maximum height, the condition will be that it's velocity will be zero.
So at maximum height velocity will become zero. No acceleration acting on it, acting on eight will be -G,
then G=-9.8 m/[tex]s^2[/tex]
So this extra acceleration due to gravity will always be same on the ball whether it is moving or it is at maximum height.
When the velocity will be zero only while our city is zero needed and the expiration is not equal to zero.
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