Physics, asked by khushi200785, 10 months ago

Explain why is the force a vector quantity??

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Answered by chris69

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Explanation:

Force is a vector quantity because it actually does not depend in which direction u apply force.

Answered by BK07

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Explanation:

force is a vector quantity because it does not depend on direction on which the force acts

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