Shown below is a motion diagram. As discussed in class, the black dots indicate the successive object positions and the green arrows the velocities. From this motion diagram you can obtain the acceleration vectors. For each pair of consecutive velocities you can define an acceleration vector that is conventionally placed at the dot between the two velocities, Your task is to identify the dot where you would place the acceleration vector w the smallest magnitude (closest to zero) Note. If you know what you are doing, you should be able to find the correct answer withou any measurement or ce It or calculation. For this purpose, the graphic includes a grid of horizontal vertical grey lines. These are not usually part of motion diagrams, but you may find them useful E D A B C At point D At point E At point C At point A At point B