English Language & Usage Asked on January 18, 2021
Sentence => ‘Two or more vectors are said to be equal vectors when both of their magnitudes and directions are same.’
In the above sentence I have used the word-‘both’ with the words- ‘magnitudes’ and ‘directions’ which are in plural form because the sentence is referring to two vectors which each have some magnitude and a direction.
Please also tell if there is an other error or if the sentence can be written in another way.
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