11. Question 11 7b Calculate the moth's acceleration when it reaches point �P, which is 45deg45deg above the horizontal axis. Give the answer in m/s2m/s2, with vector components in the �x (�^ı^) direction and �y (�^ȷ^) direction. �^ı^:
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