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How does a scalar differ from a vector? a. scalars have both a direction and a magnitude, vectors have only direction. b. vectors have both a direction and a magnitude, scalars have only direction. c. vectors have both a direction and a magnitude, scalars have only magnitude. d. scalar is the latin word for vector.

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