Scalars and Vectors

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Questions (25)

In the picture above, which of the following is truea both are examples of scalar b A. represents vector and B. represents
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2. asked by Jalen Warren
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which of the following is a scalar quantityvelocity distance displacement acceleration
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Which option describes a vector quantity?(1 point)Responses It has magnitude, but no units or direction. It has magnitude and
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Which quantity is scalar
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which quantities are scalar?A- time and temperature ** B- force and energy C- speed and velocity D- distance and displacement
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2. asked by Mx_Satan_Mx
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Which of the following is a scalar quantity
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Which one of the following statement is correctMultiple choice question a)Energy and work are scalars b)Force and work are
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2. asked by Rajan
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sailboat ends up 7 miles to the west of a pier. Which statement is true about this situation?(1 point) Responses It describes
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2. asked by lol
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Which quantity is scalar?(1 point) Responses energy energy force force momentum momentum velocity
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Which of the following is the scalar value?a. Displacement b. Distance
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In the picture above, which of the following is true?a. A. represents scalar and B. represents vector b. both are examples of
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What are the difference between scalars and vectors?
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2. asked by Jeremy
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Which of these quantities is a vector?A. distance B. momentum C. speed D. time
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Which answer best describes displacement? (1 point)Displacement is neither a vector nor scalar quantity, which accounts for how
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In which situation would a scalar quantity be sufficient?(1 point)Responses calculating the net force acting on a car as it
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2. asked by queen
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Which quantities are scalar?Responses The choices are; 1. distance and displacement 2. time and temperature 3. force and energy
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2. asked by Mom
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How can you prove mathematics that power is a scalar quantity
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In which situation would a scalar quantity be sufficient?(1 point)Responses calculating the total distance traveled during a
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2. asked by Me-Myself+I
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A sailboat ends up 7 miles to the west of a pier. Which statement is true about this situation?(1 point)Responses It describes
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a scalar is a quantity that shows magnitude and _____ indicate a direction
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speed is an example of scalar quantity true or false
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Is POSITION a vector or scalar?* 1 point vector scalar
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2. asked by Cotten eye Joe
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Which one of the following is NOT a scalar?Energy Distance Speed Velocity
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Which of the following is NOT a scalar?• 50 m/s 5 miles per hour • 7 mph • 50 m/s west
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The _____ is usually plotted on the y-axis for graphs to represent the outcome of the tested variable.
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