Which of the following is the example of vector quantity?
Correct answer: C. Velocity
- A. Volume
- B. Temperature
- C. Velocity
- D. Speed
Explanation
Velocity is considered a vector quantity because it has both magnitude and direction. The magnitude of velocity represents the speed of an object, while the direction indicates the object's motion. Therefore, because velocity involves both magnitude and direction, it is categorized as a vector quantity.
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