If you choose to drive to school tomorrow, you will inevitably have to make a right or left turn along the way. Say you're coming to school via Melrose avenue, heading West toward Fairfax. When you finally reach school, you must turn left onto the parking structure on Orange Grove Ave, the entrance across from the 76 gas station. As you reach Orange Grove Ave the coast is clear and you turn left into the driveway, but you notice that you're going too fast and the huge bump in the middle of the driveway may end up damaging the underside of your new Honda Civic. You decide to slow down. This decision is most adequately characterized as a...achange in accelerationbchange in displacementcchange in velocitydchange in speed