Math, asked by Remin44971, 19 days ago

Is magnitude a mass?

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Answered by gesalatl

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Step-by-step explanation:

In physics, magnitude is a pure number that defines the size of physical quantity. So, if your mass is 70 kg, then 70 is the magnitude of the mass. Therefore, magnitude isn't a mass.

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