Which vector should be negative?

any vector whose magnitude is less than 1

a displacement in the direction North

any vector whose magnitude is greater than 1

the velocity of a falling object

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Adison Dalton

Physics

13 January, 06:03

Which vector should be negative?

any vector whose magnitude is less than 1

a displacement in the direction North

any vector whose magnitude is greater than 1

the velocity of a falling object

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Aidyn Cuevas · Answer 1

Answer: the velocity of a falling object.

As the object is falling down it is experiencing a velocity that is continuously reducing each second and becomes 0 once it reaches the ground. The graph between velocity and time in this case would be a negative slope.

Thus for a object falling down the velocity considered would be negative owing to the reducing speed.

Which vector should be negative?any vector whose magnitude is less than 1a displacement in the direction Northany vector whose magnitude is greater than 1the velocity of a falling object

Which vector should be negative?

any vector whose magnitude is less than 1

a displacement in the direction North

any vector whose magnitude is greater than 1

the velocity of a falling object