5.1 - Linear Models: Initial-Value Problems (Part 4)

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I find it strange that upwards means when the mass "heads downwards" since we said that downwards from equilibrium is the positive x axis and upward from equilibrium is the negative one, but here the question says "heading downwards" which means heading to the negative x-axis I believe.. Am I correct?

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