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What is the magnitude of the vector described below "75mph to the north" A. North B. Hours C. 75mph D. Miles per hour

What is the magnitude of the vector described below "75mph to the north" A. North B. Hours C. 75mph D. Miles per hour
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What is the magnitude of the vector described below

"75mph to the north"
A. North
B. Hours
C. 75mph
D. Miles per hour

User Maniganda Saravanan
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D. Miles per hour

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