Which one of the following situations is not possible?
(a) A particle having zero velocity and non-zero acceleration
(b) A particle having velocity in + ve X direction and acceleration along - ve X-direction.
(c) A particle having velocity in + ve X direction and acceleration along - ve Z-direction.
(d) a particle having a constant speed and constant acceleration.
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