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A vector can be multiplied by a number. What kind of number can it be?

Correct answer D. All of A, B and C

Explanation

Multiplying a vector by any scalar gives another vector: a pure number changes its size, a dimensional scalar (such as mass) also changes its units, and a negative number reverses its direction.

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