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Which vector should be negative? a displacement in the direction North any vector whose magnitude is greater than 1 the velocity of a falling object

Which vector should be negative? a displacement in the direction North any vector whose magnitude is greater than 1 the velocity of a falling object
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Which vector should be negative?

a displacement in the direction North


any vector whose magnitude is greater than 1


the velocity of a falling object

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The velocity of a falling object. Down is regarded as a negative direction for physics.
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