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A pendulum swings back and forth, reaching a maximum angle of 45∘ from the vertical. Which arrow shows the direction of the pendulum bob's acceleration as it moves from left to right through point Q?

A pendulum swings back and forth, reaching a maximum angle of 45∘ from the vertical. Which arrow shows the direction of the pendulum bob's acceleration as it moves from left to right through point Q?

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A pendulum swings back and forth, reaching a maximum angle of 45 ∘ from the vertical. Which arrow shows the direction of the pendulum bob's acceleration as it moves from left to right through point Q?

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