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Distance describes the magnitude of what quantity in one dimensional motion? Select one: a. velocity b. speed c. displacement d. trajectory
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Distance describes the magnitude of what quantity in one dimensional motion? Select one: a. velocity b. speed c. displacement d. trajectory

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a. TRUE - Vectors are defined as quantities which are fully described by both their magnitude and direction. By definition, a vector has a direction associated with it. If it didn't, then it would NOT be a vector.
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