Iphone won't log out of old apple id

I forgot my password for my original Apple ID and cannot retrieve it. I made a new Apple ID and logged into it under settings--store--apple ID. However, every time I try to update my apps for my phone, it asks for the password for my old Apple ID and will not seem to connect to my new Apple ID, even though that's what I'm logged into now. I'm stuck and can't update any of my apps. Please help!

You don't. Apps are forever tied to the Apple ID that they were purchased with. So, you can find out what the passcode to the old Apple ID is, or you can delete those apps associated with and re-purchase them with your new Apple ID.
Cheers,
GB

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