The velocity at 5.5, and we'll just get our calculator out again, velocity at 5.5, this is our velocity function, is going to be equal to 2 times the sine of, let me write it this way just because I want to make sure I get my parentheses right, 2 times the sine, let me write it this way, 2 sine of e to the 5.5, that's our time, divided by 4, so I did that part right over here, I'm going to close the 2 as well, and then plus 1. This is our velocity. Our velocity at time 5.5 is negative, so negative 0.45, roughly. This is negative, velocity is negative. We have the scenario where the velocity is negative, which means we're going in the left direction. The fact that the velocity is also decreasing means that over time, at least at this point in time, as we go forward in time, it will become even more negative, and it will become even more negative if we wait a little bit longer. That means that the magnitude of the velocity is increasing, it's just going in the leftward direction.