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In which situation would the use of a vector quantity be most appropriate? (1 point)


determining the net force that is acting on an object

determining the high and low temperatures on any given day

determining whether it takes more time to melt ice or to melt butter

determining whether a van is moving faster than the speed limit

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The situation that would be most appropriate to the use a vector quantity is determining the net force that is acting on an object.

option A is the correct answer.

What is vector quantity?

Vector quantities are the physical quantities characterized by the presence of both magnitude as well as direction.

Examples of vector quantities include the following;

  • Displacement,
  • force,
  • torque,
  • momentum,
  • acceleration,
  • velocity, etc

Scalar quantities, are those physical quantities that have only magnitude without direction. Example is temperature.

Thus, the situation that would be most appropriate to the use a vector quantity is the situation that needs to be described by both magnitude and direction.

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