Question:
Give an example for sclar multiplied by the vector
Answer:
When a scalar say S multiplied by a vector say V, then the product has the direction same as the vector and the magnitude of resultant becomes S times the magnitude of V.
So in scalar and vector multiplication only magnitude of the vector changes, but the direction remains same as before multiplication.
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