A unit vector is a vector with a magnitude of one and a direction that depends on what is given. A vector specifies both the direction and magnitude different from a scalar quantity which only specifies magnitude not direction. Magnitude refers to the numeric value.
1 mile is 5280 feet so when adding both 5,280 and 250 feet you get 5,530.
Ten. 24+26+28=78. then 78÷6=13. if there is three classes then you subtract 3 from 13 and that gives you 10
