Physics, asked by abhishekajrautp73o5p, 1 year ago

Area is scaler or vector quantity.how?

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Answered by shreya412
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Generally, ares of small magnitudes are considered as vectors, because they possess a specific direction. But areas of larger magnitudescan not be considered as vectors, they are simplyscalars.For example consider gauss law in electostatics. Here area is considered to have a direction.

abhishekajrautp73o5p: then pressure is scaler or vector.
shreya412: scaler
abhishekajrautp73o5p: how
shreya412: Pressureasa scalar quantity is debatable. I think that it is a scalar quantity because it is per unit area. There is no direction involved as such. I'm not sure about stress. I thinkpressuredeals with liquids and stress is for solids.
abhishekajrautp73o5p: thanks for helping me
Answered by niteshbhardwajp73jn0
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as area is a vector quantity because it is expressed in 2 D , so it has magnitude
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