What is the magnitude of the vector described below?

"15 ft/s down"

A. 15 ft/s

B. Feet

C. Feet per second

D. Down

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Alanna Shaffer

10 February, 14:16

What is the magnitude of the vector described below?

"15 ft/s down"

A. 15 ft/s

B. Feet

C. Feet per second

D. Down

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Clayton Huffman · Answer 1

A 'vector' is a measurement that has a magnitude and a direction.

For the vector given here, "15 ft/s" is the magnitude, and "down" is the direction.

What is the magnitude of the vector described below?"15 ft/s down"A. 15 ft/sB. FeetC. Feet per secondD. Down

What is the magnitude of the vector described below?

"15 ft/s down"

A. 15 ft/s

B. Feet

C. Feet per second

D. Down