What does a vector quantity have that a scalar quantity does not?

Which of the following is an example of a vector quantity?

If two vectors are pointing in opposite directions, how do you find the magnitude of their resultant vector?

What is the direction of a vector often measured relative to?

Which mathematical operation is used to break a vector into its components?

What are the components of a vector commonly referred to as?

When adding vectors graphically, what method is often used?

Which of these is NOT a vector?

The length of an arrow representing a vector typically indicates its:

What is the resultant vector when a vector is added to its negative counterpart?