Which of the following quantities specify the force acting on an object?

Magnitude

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Direction

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Both

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None of these

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The correct options are
A
Magnitude

B
Direction

Force is a vector quantity which has both magnitude and direction. To define a force accurately, both magnitude and direction of the force must be specified.

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Which of the following quantities specify the force acting on an object?

The correct options are A Magnitude B Direction Force is a vector quantity which has both magnitude and direction. To define a force accurately, both magnitude and direction of the force must be specified.

The correct options are
A
Magnitude

B
Direction

Force is a vector quantity which has both magnitude and direction. To define a force accurately, both magnitude and direction of the force must be specified.