Answer:
166 kg *m/s
44 N upward
39 m/s east
Explanation:
The short answer: If it has direction, it's a vector.
The long answer:
Vectors, unlike scalars, have direction. The first one, 166 kg*m/s is momentum, since momentum is velocity*mass, and velocity is a vector, momentum must be a vector.
44 Newtons is a vector since it has direction, in this case, upward. Force is acceleration*mass, and since acceleration is a vector, force must be a vector.
39 m/s is velocity, velocity has a direction, therefore it's a vector.
13.7 grams is mass since mass doesn't change with direction, it's a scalar, the opposite of a vector.
86 miles per hour has speed, but speed has no direction, therefore it's a scalar.
12 meters is distance, distance has no direction, therefore it's a scalar.
