Physics, asked by sanjaygavande27, 3 months ago

define a vector quantity

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

A quantity which contains both direction and magnitude and follows vector algebra is known as vector quantities.

Answered by veershukla803

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Answer:

a quantity which has both magnitude and direction is vector Quantity

example

displacement,velocity

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