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How do I use the vector notation in MS Office?

I am compiling my notes for Physics for MCATs is Microsoft OneNote. I usually I am very experienced with symbols of MS Office, but I'm getting stonewalled on this. Normally, a variable is represented as a vector by drawing a right-click on the arrow. For example, against the variable "often indicates the speed, whereas the" V "with an arrow pointing right on it indicates the speed. Is there a way to enter letters with arrows on them to tell the truth this agreement, or do I need to get my Convention Short for my own personal notes?

The only thing I can think of is to use the arrow symbol font as a superscript after the variable.

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