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2. What is a vector measurement? A. A measurement that needs magnitude only. B. A masurement that needs direction only. C. A measurement that needs magnitude and direction. D. A measurement that needs
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2. What is a vector measurement?

A. A measurement that needs magnitude only.
B. A masurement that needs direction only.
C. A measurement that needs magnitude and direction.
D. A measurement that needs magnitude and distance.

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Vector is a measurement that refers to both the magnitude of the unit and the direction of the movement the unit has taken.

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