Which quantity is a vector quantity?

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anonymous · Answer

The question your asking is misleading you, to elaborate, a vector is a quantity (magnitude) and a direction.

When a unit just has a magnitude, or a quantity, it's called a Scalar. Examples of these are mass, area, speed.

When a unit has a magnitude, or a quantity, as well as a direction, it's called a Vector.
Examples of these are force, accelerate and velocity.

anonymous · Answer

wait.. quantity doesn't mean just magnitude.. 
even direction can be said to be a kind of quantity.. and that quantity would be angle.. how much ANGLE .. 
so don't say vector is a quantity with direction  that makes no sense :-/

vector quantity is a quantity.. which has both magnitude and direction!

anonymous · Answer

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