Physics, 12.02.2021 23:00 robert7248

What is the correct definition of a 'field vector'? a) A measurement that must have both a number and a unit
b) A measurement that can only be measured using scientific digits
c)A measurement that has both a magnitude and direction represented with an arrow
d)A measurement that is drawn in as it cannot be seen visually

i think it is c but can someone help me with this?

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