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The object starts from the point with the initial velocity $\stackrel{→}{v}$
Each point represents the position of the body with respect to time.
The greater the distance between the points, the greater is velocity.

In the figure given below, at point 2, the initial velocity is represented as $\stackrel{→}{v}$and the final velocity is represented as$\stackrel{→}{v_i}$.The difference in the velocity of the object is given by:
localid="1647930533324" $\stackrel{→}{v_i}-\stackrel{→}{v}=negative.$
Since, the difference between the velocities is negative, it implies that the acceleration$\stackrel{→}{a_y}$of the object would be in opposite direction of the motion. Therefore, the acceleration$\stackrel{→}{a_y}$ is in upward direction.
Similarly, at point 3, the difference in the velocity is given as
$\stackrel{→}{v_f}-\stackrel{→}{v_i}=negative.$
Therefore, the acceleration of the object would be in upward direction.