Chemistry, asked by archanadayama999, 10 months ago

Give one example of a physical quantity which has magnitude and direction Best answer Will be marked as brainliest

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Answered by sabitadas53

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Answer:

Weight. It has mass as a magnitude and gravity as direction.

Answered by pcyxxreal

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Answer:

weight; gravitational force; velocity of light,etc.

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