1 Velocity and acceleration are both vector quantities. What is a vector quantity? Tick (surd ) one box. A quantity with both magnitude and direction square A quantity with direction only square A quantity with magnitude only square

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1 Velocity and acceleration are both vector quantities. What is a vector quantity? Tick (surd ) one box. A quantity with both magnitude and direction square A quantity with direction only square A quantity with magnitude only square

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Vector quantities have both direction and magnitude. Magnitude refers to the size of a measurement, such as speed or weight. Direction shows the course a force or motion follows. Direction and magnitude are features that differentiate vector quantities from scalar quantities which have only magnitude. In the context of the question, velocity and acceleration are vector quantities not because they measure movement, but because they measure movement plus the direction of that motion.

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1 Velocity and acceleration are both vector quantities. What is a vector quantity? Tick (surd ) one box. A quantity with both magnitude and direction square A quantity with direction only square A quantity with magnitude only square

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