Physics, asked by lingarajpatra860, 1 year ago

what is a vector quantity.

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Answered by lubabasajid1055

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Explanation:

The physical quantity that can be described by magnitude as well as direction is called vector quantity.

Example;

Force is a vector quantity because there is need of direction in addition to magnitude to describe it

Answered by Navya9532

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Answer:

The quantity in which distance as well as direction is given.

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