Math, asked by monuboosshah, 4 months ago

can magnitude of quantities be know from there ratios?

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Answered by RealSweetie

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The magnitude of a quantity in a given unit times that unit is equal to the original quantity. This holds for all kinds of tensors, including real-numbers and vectors. For scalar quantities, one can think of the magnitude as the ratio of a quantity to the unit quantity.

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