Define unit vector and give its physical significance
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A vector with unit magnitude called unit vector. It specifies direction only not having any unit or dimension. It can change a scalar into a vector by just multiplying by it. ... By definition, in a Euclidean space the dot product of two unit vectors is a scalar value amounting to the cosine of the smaller subtended angle
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