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Which quantity is scalar?(1 point)
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force
force

velocity
velocity

energy
energy

momentum

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Which option describes a vector quantity?(1 point)
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It has magnitude, but no units or direction.
It has magnitude, but no units or direction.

It has magnitude and units, but no direction.
It has magnitude and units, but no direction.

It has no magnitude, units, or direction.
It has no magnitude, units, or direction.

It has magnitude, units, and direction.
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A sailboat ends up 7 miles to the west of a pier. Which statement is true about this situation?(1 point)
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It describes displacement, which is a vector quantity.
It describes displacement, which is a vector quantity.

It describes displacement, which is a scalar quantity.
It describes displacement, which is a scalar quantity.

It describes distance, which is a scalar quantity.
It describes distance, which is a scalar quantity.

It describes distance, which is a vector quantity
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Which statement is true regarding a distance vs. time graph?(1 point)
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The graph should show distance on the vertical axis.
The graph should show distance on the vertical axis.

The graph needs to start at the origin.
The graph needs to start at the origin.

The graph can include only straight line segments.
The graph can include only straight line segments.

The graph must have a horizontal segment.
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On a distance vs. time graph for an object, a line segment that is sloping upward indicates(1 point)
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motion in the positive direction.
motion in the positive direction.

motion in the negative direction.
motion in the negative direction.

that the object is accelerating.
that the object is accelerating.

that the object is speeding up.
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energy
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It has magnitude, units, and direction.
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It describes displacement, which is a vector quantity.
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The graph should show distance on the vertical axis.
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motion in the positive direction.

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