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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
[[Magnitude]] is the size or strength of a [[quantity]].

===About Magnitude===
: A [[scalar]] is a quantity which has only [[magnitude]].
: A [[vector]] is a quantity which has [[magnitude]] and direction.
: The greater the [[magnitude]] the larger the quantity.
: 10 has a greater [[magnitude]] than 2 as it is a larger number. -22 has a greater [[magnitude]] than +10 because, even though the number is lower, it is larger in size.

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 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
-[[Magnitude]] is the size or strength of a [[quantity]].
+[[Magnitude]] is the size or strength of a quantity.
 ===About Magnitude===