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What 2 aspects of a force do scientists measure??? A.strength and magnitude B.position and size C.magnitude and direction D.size and stability
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What 2 aspects of a force do scientists measure???

A.strength and magnitude

B.position and size

C.magnitude and direction

D.size and stability

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Force is a VECTOR QUANTITY which means it is DEFINED by its MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION

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Answer: magnitude and direction

Explanation:They are the two aspects of force that scientists measure

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