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The vector -vec(A) is :...

The vector -`vec(A) is : `

A

greater than `vec(A) ` in magnitude

B

less than `vec(A) ` in magnitude

C

in the same direction as `vec(A) `

D

in the direction opposite to `vec(A) `

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D
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