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 **Scalars:** Quantities that can be represented by a single number. Typical examples include mass, volume, density, and speed. **Scalars:** Quantities that can be represented by a single number. Typical examples include mass, volume, density, and speed.
  
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 **Vectors** Quantities than have both a magnitude and direction. Typical examples include displacement, velocity, momentum, and force.  **Vectors** Quantities than have both a magnitude and direction. Typical examples include displacement, velocity, momentum, and force. 
  
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