Force is a vector because it has what two things?

Force is a vector because it has what two things?

  • Correct Answer: size and direction
  • size and depth
  • matter and direction
  • space and time

Explanation: Force is a vector because it has both size and direction. Like other vectors, it can be represented by an arrow.

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