How Do You Calculate Average Acceleration in Physics Problems?

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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


Look below.

The Attempt at a Solution


What I basically did was
Acceleration of x = (0.54 m/s^2)cos(36)=0.44m/s^2
Acceleration of y = (0.54 m/s^2)sin(36)=0.32m/s

Then I do not know what to do from there from Part A to Part D
 
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