If \( \vec{A}=(6 m) \hat{i}-(2 m) \hat{j}+(1 m) \hat{k} \), then \( 4 \vec{A} \) has magnitude :
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\(\vec{A} = (6 \, \text{m}) \hat{i} - (2 \, \text{m}) \hat{j} + (1 \, \text{m}) \hat{k}\). Show more…
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