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Vectors are often drawn as rays. What does the length of the ray represent?length does not mean anythingthe magnitude of the vectorthe frame of referencethe direction of the vector
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Vectors are often drawn as rays. What does the length of the ray represent?length does not mean anythingthe magnitude of the vectorthe frame of referencethe direction of the vector

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The vector length of the ray represents the magnitude of the vector. Hence, the correct answer is the magnitude of the vector.

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