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I need help with science!


Question Posted Thursday January 5 2006, 9:51 pm

I have to do a project on scalar and vector quantities for my physics class. Its due tomorrow and I havent started! Im stuck, too. The directions say
a. "Give a few examples of scalar and vector quantities."
b. "Explain and include examples of how to add vectors using the two methods: parallelogram and tip to tail."
c. "Answer this question: Why do we need to learn how to use and add vectors. Where are vectors used?"


PLEASE, anyone, help me! I really need help!

I really need this. I will give you a 5, even if you can only answer 1. =) and feedback

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