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Angular velocity and angular acceleration are not vectors why

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Answered by singhmahesh140
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The magnitude, or length, of theangular acceleration vector is directly proportional to the rate ofchange of angular velocity, and is measured in radian s per second squared (rad/s 2 or rad. s -2 ). ... The angular acceleration vectordoes not necessarily point in the same direction as the angular velocity vector.
Answered by ShaikhSafiya
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although angular velocity and angular acceleration are not vectors they come under pseudovectors .
they are not known as vectors coz they do not react during the presence of light.
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