Physics, 26.05.2020 04:59, dondre72

In describing a vector, what must you describe besides the magnitude?
O A. Its direction
O B. Its a scalar quantity
O C. Its length
O D. Its resultant

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In describing a vector, what must you describe besides the magnitude?
O A. Its direction
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