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Why is a magnetic field a vector quantity? Α. directional force B. directional speed c. specified location D. It produces long field lines, E. It produces field lines that are c…

Why is a magnetic field a vector quantity? Α. directional force B. directional speed c. specified location D. It produces long field lines, E. It produces field lines that are c…
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Why is a magnetic field a vector quantity?

Α. directional force
B. directional speed
c. specified location
D. It produces long field lines,
E. It produces field lines that are close together

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B. directional speed ...................................

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B. Directional speed........

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