Physics, asked by ManasiPP, 10 months ago

If there is a vector A and if we change the direction of A then will it become -A?

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Answered by mail2aishi

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Yes it is true that the vector will change the direction of a the will it become - a

ManasiPP: thanks

Answered by abcd1221

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Yes, If there is a vector A and if we change the direction of A then will it become -A .

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