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To completely describe the force acting on a body, we need to specify its
To completely describe the force acting on a body, we need to specify its
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The correct option is A direction & magnitude
When a batsman hits a ball for six, the speed with which ball crosses the boundary depends on the magnitude of force with which he hits the ball. However, the direction in which the ball crosses the boundary depends on the direction in which he plays the shot. Thus, to describe a force completely, we need to specify both the direction and magnitude of the force.
When a batsman hits a ball for six, the speed with which ball crosses the boundary depends on the magnitude of force with which he hits the ball. However, the direction in which the ball crosses the boundary depends on the direction in which he plays the shot. Thus, to describe a force completely, we need to specify both the direction and magnitude of the force.
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