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21-10-2016
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How does a Vector quantity differ from a scalar quantity?

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21-10-2016

A vector quantity is a quantity that has a direction as well as a magnitude (amount).

A scalar quantity only describes the magnitude, not the direction.

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emilylynne8cagp67dlf emilylynne8cagp67dlf

18-09-2019

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it has direction apex :)

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