Average acceleration of a car changing speed and direction

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Homework Statement
A car, travelling initially at 28 m/s [W25 ̊N], takes 8 s to change its velocity to 25 m/s [S]. What is the average acceleration over this time interval?
Relevant Equations
a = vf-vi / t
Nevermind I found what I had to do, thank you though.
 
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You basically have to do one vector subtraction (subtract the 2 given vectors of velocity and keep the result as vector) and then 1 division by 8sec.
 
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