Physics, asked by khajashfaq83501, 9 months ago

Difference between vector in physics and vector in linear algebra

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A vector in physics is typically defined in a two or a three dimensional space. A vector in linear algebra is not limited to three dimensions. A vector in physics has a line of action. If it is representing a force applied to a deformable body, the point of application also needs to be specified.

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