If A is a vector and B is another vector, the outcome of the addition of the vec

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If A is a vector and B is another vector, the outcome of the addition of the vector A with the vector B is: 1. a. scalar number b. vector c. tensor d. None of the above 2. A vector is a quantity characterized by: a. Origin (point of application) b. Magnitude or modulus c. Direction d. All of the above 3. A scalar, a, can multiply a vector A. The outcome of the multiplication between the scalar a and the vector A is (please select the correct and most complete answer): A scalarc A new vector V A vector V whose direction is along the vector A and whose magnitude is "a" times the magnitude of the vector A. A vector V oriented along the direction of the scalar A vector V oriented along the direction of the vector A. a. b. c. d. e. 4. The outcome of the scalar (dot) product between the vector A and the vector B a. Scalar number b. tensor c. a vector

Explanation / Answer

1. A + B = C

C will be a vector.

Ans(b)

2. vector has direction as well as magnitude.

Ans(d)

3. Ans: (c)

4. (A) scalar number

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