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a⃗ =(3.1m/s2,negativey−direction)
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\[a=\left( \frac{ 3.1m }{ s ^{2} } -y - d\right)\] Is this the equation you want?
Yeah I'm just not entirely sure on how to go about solving this
I figured it out my brain was stupid yesterday when I asked. For any who need to figure this out, because the object is moving in the negative y direction it has an angle of zero thus making x zero and the y value -3.1m/s^2
Very good. I had no clue!
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