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Define magnitude of a physical quantity.

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Answered by hareem23

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Magnitude is the amount or number which is written before a unit and is used to express physical quantity. For example: 20 m/s (used to express speed) Here, magnitude is 20 and unit is m/s.

Answered by Heer56

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Magnitude is the amount or number which is written before a unit and is used to express physical quantity. For example: 20 m/s (used to express speed) Here, magnitude is 20 and unit is m/s

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