Physics, asked by ansar29, 1 year ago

the magnitude of any physical quantity

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The magnitude of a constant-quantity is a numeric value for the quantity given in terms of some unit-of-measure. ... The magnitude of a scalar-quantity is a real-number, and the magnitude of a vector-quantity is a numeric-vector.

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