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A vector is defined as having magnitude of 15 m and a direction of East. Multiply this vector by the scalar value of -6. What is the resultant vectors magnitude and direction?
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A vector is defined as having magnitude of 15 m and a direction of East. Multiply this vector by the scalar value of -6. What is the resultant vectors magnitude and direction?

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