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SCALARS AND VECTORS:
Which of the following does not describe a vector quantity?
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A 900-kg massA 900-kg mass
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A ball projected upwardA ball projected upward
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Wind moving at 130 km/hr North of EastWind moving at 130 km/hr North of East
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A car traveling 100 km/hr along South superhighway
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