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wariber [46]
11 months ago
8

Quantities that can be described completely by their magnitude or size are called vector quantities. (5 points) true false.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Olegator [25]11 months ago
5 0
False, a vector quantity is described by their magnitude and direction.

A scalar is completely described by its magnitude.
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