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a. All quantities in physics are not vectors. b. A vector may have either magnitude or direction. c. The vector's length should be proportional to its magnitude. d. Two vectors can be added only if they have the same direction.
Vectors need direction and magnitude to exist, otherwise, it becomes scalars that do not require direction to be expressed.
eg - Velocity is a vector as it needs direction, but speed is scalar and does not need direction
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