Question #116627

A quantity that is represented by both a magnitude and a direction, followed by a correct example is:

a. Scalar, velocity

b. Scalar, distance

c. Vector, speed

d. Vector, acceleration

Expert's answer

A quantity that is represented by both a magnitude and a direction, followed by a correct example is vector, acceleration. Another examples of vectors are forces, velocity, electric and magnetic fields.


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