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Multiplying a vector by a negative scalar flips its direction by what angle?
A90 degrees
B45 degrees
C360 degrees
D180 degrees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 180 degrees
A negative scalar reverses the vector so it points the opposite way, a turn of 180 degrees.
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