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Does acceleration depend on the speed of an object? Why or why not? What is an...

Does acceleration depend on the speed of an object? Why or why not?

What is an example of a slow object having a larger acceleration than a fast object?

what is an example of an object moving in such a way so that it is accelerating while having zero velocity?

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