If a particle is accelerating with the a...

If a particle is accelerating with the acceleration of magnitude 'a' then
(a) Its speed must vary if a is non zero
(b) its speed may remain the same even if a is non zero
(c)its speed must decrease if a>0
(d)Nothing can be said

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