Find x-component of a⃗ = (4.5 m/s2, negative x-direction).

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The first thing you should do in this case is to write the vector acceleration in its vector form.
We have then:
a = lal * (- i)
Substituting
a = l4.5l * (- i) m / s ^ 2
rewriting:
a = -4.5 * (i) m / s ^ 2
a = -4.5 i m / s ^ 2
answer:
x-component of a⃗ is:
a = -4.5 i m / s ^ 2

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