Science, asked by shintredeepa14, 13 days ago

vector quantity definition please

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Answered by muskansah11025

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The vector quantity is the quantity that has magnitude as well as direction.

For example: force, momentum, etc

Answered by prachipriyadarshnisa

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Explanation:

A quantity that has magnitude and acts in a particular direction is known as vector.

E.g:- Displacement, velocity, and acceleration are vector quantities.

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