Science, asked by RohitChouhan4506, 3 months ago

force is a vector quantity because it has direction.

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Answered by prabhpreet60

Answer:

yes, force is a vector quantity because it has both magnitude and direction

Answered by hasinaarifahmad1980

Explanation:

Force has both magnitude and direction. Unlike the scalar quantity of work, force causes an object to change its velocity. Think of forces like gravity when considering whether it is a vector quantity

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