QQuestion
For a body to be in dynamic equilibrium:
(a) its momentum must be zero
(b) its acceleration must be zero
(c) its kinetic energy must be zero
(d) its velocity must be zero
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✓Answer
(b) Its acceleration must be zero.
Explanation:
A body in dynamic equilibrium moves with uniform velocity. Therefore, its acceleration is zero.
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