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What a fascinating concept to think about: A vector ticket price.

If it existed, then you could get together with a friend, you could buy a north ticket

and he could buy a south ticket to the same show, and if you pooled your tickets

and shared the costs, you'd both have free tickets!

Can't be done. Cost is a scalar quantity.

Your first tip-off is: The cost is always quoted as only a number, never with

a direction attached to it.

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Yes, the cost of a ticket is a scalar quantity because it only has a magnitude (numerical value) without any direction.

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