Is "Position" a Vector or Scalar?

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Homework Statement



The quantity “position” is a …
Select one:
a. vector
b. neither
c. scalar
d. both

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The Attempt at a Solution


i say the answer is a need a little verification
 
on Phys.org
Position is a relative term which requires a reference point as well as orientation in space . So it is a _______ .
 

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