Physics · Vectors
When a non-zero scalar is multiplied by a unit vector, the resultant is:
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- 1A scalar with a magnitude equal to the scalar itself
- 2A scalar with unit magnitude
- 3A vector with a magnitude equal to the absolute value of the scalar✓
- 4A vector with unit magnitude
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A vector with a magnitude equal to the absolute value of the scalar
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