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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
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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

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D. Miles per hour

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