What will be the velocity of a particle when it reverses it's direction of motion?
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May be, it is 0. Because it moves in a straight line and move back in a straight line
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The velocity of a particle can be reversed even if the acceleration remains the same.
Suppose to throw a ball vertically towards the sky. It will start with the speed your arms are capable of generating, then the speed will start decreasing in intensity due to the acceleration of gravity until zero.
Then the velocity will be reversed downwards but the acceleration remains the same.
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