What two aspects of a force do scientists measure?

strength and magnitude

position and size

size and stability

magnitude and direction

Question

What two aspects of a force do scientists measure?

strength and magnitude

position and size

size and stability

magnitude and direction

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

Well a force usually results from an interaction, so we can eliminate the b and c.

Tattyspur · Answer

i think it may possibly be the last one..

AZ · Answer

Correct! A force is a vector

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

Yea your guess is right — we use vectors to find the directions of the forces and you know why we use magnitude ;)

Tattyspur · Answer

ok :) thank you so much :)

AZ · Answer

I have no idea what that wink implies lol but

But a vector has both a direction and a magnitude

AZ · Answer

Of course!  You're welcome :)

Tattyspur · Answer

idk either lol

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

Eh im not arsing myself to explain lol