alleryStart learning →A vector whose start and end points do not matter, only size and direction, is called what?
AFree vector
BBound vector
CUnit vector
DNull vector
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Free vector
When only magnitude and direction matter, the vector is called a free vector.
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