Physics, asked by ci0ndersvsmuteace, 1 year ago

what is magnitude in physics

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Answered by MVB

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magnitude refers to the size or length (always positive or zero) of a vector and it is independent of the direction of vector

Answered by prabhasenthil1706

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Magnitude -It is a numerical value of physical quantity

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