Question

question 13 of 25 what is the magnitude of the vector described below? \75 mph to the north\ a. 75 mph b. north c. hours d. miles per hour

Explanation:

The magnitude of a vector is a scalar quantity representing the size or length of the vector. In "75 mph to the north", 75 mph is the magnitude as it gives the speed (a scalar value related to the vector quantity of velocity). "North" is the direction, "Hours" is a unit of time, and "Miles per hour" is a unit of speed but not the magnitude value itself.

Answer:

A. 75 mph