Only one force acts on an object Can the object have zero acceleration and zero velocity?

Answer 1

I'm not 100% sure; however, I don't think it could have neither 0 acceleratio or 0 velocity.

a = f/m, acceleration could not be zero if there's a force acting on the object because 0f/m would always equal 0 as long as m is not 0. If the mass were to be zero (it wouldn't be an object in physics, That could be argued in philosophy), then the acceleration would be undefined.

v/t = f/m, if velocity were to be zero, then force would have to be zero to have this equation be true.

Answer 2

wat force is needed to accelerate a child on a sled(total mass= 60.0kg) at 1.25m/s/s?