Which statement is true about vectors?
a. All quantities in physics are not vectors.
b. A vec...
Which statement is true about vectors?
a. All quantities in physics are not vectors.
b. A vector may have either magnitude or direction.
c. The vector’s length should be proportional to its magnitude.
d. Two vectors can be added only if they have the same direction.
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