Physics, asked by gross, 1 year ago

what are vector quantities

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Answered by k23

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Vector quantities are the quantities having both magnitude and direction. For example velocity

Answered by Kimmus

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The quantities which hav both magnitude and direction are vector quantities. eg: Velocity, displacement etc..

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