VELOCITY & ACCELERATION AT HIGHEST POINT

What is the velocity of a ball at its highest point? A ball is thrown vertically upward. At the highest point of its motion: Velocity = 0 m/s ✅ Acceleration = 9.8 m/s² downward ⬇️ The ball momentarily stops moving upward, but gravity is still acting on it. That’s why its acceleration is NOT zero. This is a simple but important concept that can easily save you marks in your Physics exam. Perfect for A Level, AS Level, IGCSE & O Level Physics. #Physics #AlevelPhysics #IGCSEPhysics #OLevelPhysics #ASPhysics #Kinematics #Velocity #Acceleration #Gravity #Mechanics #PhysicsTips #ExamTips #LearnPhysics #PhysicsExplained #STEM