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In a general physical sense, is the position of a particle really a vector?

Is it consistent to define the position of a particle in some frame as a vector or is just an informal representation? Velocity and acceleration can be added up and multiplied by real numbers and ...
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Doubt in fictitious forces chapter in Morin

The question is this - I know 2 is what the non-inertial frame measures, but isn't $\frac{d\mathbf{A}}{dt}$ the real thing, the physical thing? And you can write that too in terms of the unit vectors ...
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