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The definition tag is used in situations where the question is either about how some term or concept is defined or where the validity of an answer depends on a subtle definition of some term or concept used in the question.
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Physicists definition of vectors based on transformation laws
You are right in saying that Griffiths explanation does not nail the issue. Say $N_p$ are pears and $N_b$ are bananas, we can change components into $N_T=N_p + N_b$ the total number of fruits and $N_D …
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