Question

1. what kind of physical quantity is force?

Explanation:

Force is a physical quantity that has both magnitude (e.g., the amount of push or pull, measured in newtons) and direction (e.g., a force can act to the left, right, up, down, or at an angle). Vector quantities are defined as physical quantities that possess both magnitude and direction, as opposed to scalar quantities which only have magnitude. So, based on the definition of vector quantities, force is a vector quantity.

Answer:

Force is a vector quantity.