Question
Can two different vectors have the same magnitude:
- Yes
- No
- Cannot be determined
- None of the above
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Answer
- Yes
Two vectors can have the same magnitude.
Magnitude of vector i - 2j + k is equal to magnitude of vector 2i + j - k.
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