A measurement of 5 meters is to the north. A vector quantity with the direction and magnitude of 5 meters north is 5 meters.
The object's speed is defined as the magnitude (or value) of the velocity. The direction that the object is travelling in is indicated by the velocity vector. Imagine an object travelling along the path the circle traces out. It would be better to draw the circle.
The vector, as we all know, is an object that possesses both magnitude and direction. An arrow stands in for a vector. How can the magnitude of a vector be determined.
The length of the arrow denotes the magnitude or strength of the vector, and the direction, or arrowhead, denotes the direction in which the vector is moving.
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