alleryStart learning →A vector whose magnitude is exactly 1 is called a?
AUnit vector
BFree vector
CZero vector
DNegative vector
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Unit vector
Magnitude equal to unity is the defining property of a unit vector.
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