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Direction of acceleration and velocity in 1D

Problem

At t=0, the velocity and acceleration of a particle is v=+6 ms and a=+2 ms2 respectively.
From t=0 to t=t0, the acceleration decreases from 2 ms2 to 0.5 ms2.
How does the speed vary during this period?
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