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A physical quantity is a term numerically describing a property or state of a physical object. For example, a physical quantity is a length, and its corresponding physical unit is a meter (symbol m). Similarly, the quantity is weight, and the unit is the kilogram (kg). Physical quantities can be divided into a scalar (has magnitude), vector (has magnitude and direction), and tensor (has magnitude and multiple directions).Number of problems found: 6582
The sum of the lengths of the two sides b + c = 12 cm Beta angle = 68 Gamma angle = 42 draw triangle ABC
Calculate the circumferential speed of the Earth's surface at a latitude of 34.5°. Consider a globe with a radius of 6378 km.We apologize, but in this category are not a lot of examples.
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