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

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The length of the ray represents the magnitude of the vector.

The vectors are the quantities that have both the direction and the magnitude. The direction of the magnitude is given as the angle of the ray and the magnitude is represented by the length of the ray.

Therefore the correct answer is option 2, 'the magnitude of the vector.'

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