Question

Vector q has a magnitude of 3.5 meters and points due west. Vector r has a magnitude of 3.5 meters and points due east. Both vectors have the same terminal point, but different initial points.
Are the two vectors equivalent?

A
Yes, because the vectors have the same magnitude.
B
Yes, because the vectors the same terminal point.
C
No, because the vectors do not have the same initial point.
D
No, because the vectors do not have the same direction.

Answer 1

$\huge\mathtt\colorbox{white}{D}$

By definition, two vectors are equal if and only if they have the same magnitude in the same direction.

$\huge\underline\mathsf\colorbox{cyan}{pl go with D}$