When we subtract a velocity vector from another velocity vector,the result is
A)another velocity.
B)an acceleration.
C)a displacement.
D)a scalar.

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Subtracting one velocity vector from another gives a new velocity vector, representing the difference in velocities. This operation does not change the nature of the quantities involved; they remain vectors in the context of velocity.

When We Subtract a Velocity Vector from Another Velocity Vector,the