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What is a "constant" vector?
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A constant vector is a vector that has a magnitude and direction that remain unchanged over time. It does not vary or change in any way.
The properties of a constant vector include having a fixed magnitude and direction, as well as not being affected by any external forces.
A constant vector maintains the same magnitude and direction, while a variable vector can change in magnitude and/or direction over time.
Yes, a constant vector can have a zero magnitude. This means that it has no length and is essentially a "zero vector". However, it still maintains its direction.
Constant vectors are commonly used in physics and engineering to represent quantities such as force, velocity, and acceleration that do not change in magnitude or direction. They are also used in mathematics to represent points in space that remain fixed.