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explain why a vector with magnitude 5 is twice as long as a vector with magnitude 10?
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a vector with magnitude 5 has a length that is exactly half that of a vector with magnitude 10 because the magnitude of a vector is proportional to its length. that is, a vector with a magnitude of 10 will be twice as long as a vector with a magnitude of 5. in other words, when two vectors have different magnitudes, the vector with a higher magnitude will always be longer than the vector with a lower magnitude. this is because the magnitude of a vector determines how much “length” it has. therefore, a vector with magnitude 5 is always going to be half as long as a vector with magnitude 10.
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