Physics, asked by teamvolacnionsts, 9 months ago

what is magnitude in physics

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Answered by Atharvachauhan00

Answer:

In physics, magnitude means greatness of size or extent. A vector has a magnitude and a direction, its magnitude being the numerical value of its length, size or quantity. A scalar in physics is defined by magnitude or quantity and not by direction.

Answered by sridutt15

Explanation:

magnitude means greatness of size or extent.

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