In general, vectors have the following characteristics:
Direction: represented by the tip of the arrow shown graphically, indicating the place toward which the vector points.
Line: the vector’s location, which is continuous and infinite in space.
Magnitude: the length between the start and end of the vector, or where the arrow starts and ends.
Amplitude: the numerical expression of the graphic length of the vector.
Initial point: the geometric place where the vector starts graphically.
Name: the letter that accompanies the vector represented graphically, coinciding with the magnitude or the sum of the initial point and its end value.