Question

current is a scalar while electric field is a vector,why​

Answer 1

Answer:

Current is a scalar quantity coz it has only magnitude...nd Electric field is a vector as it has both magnitude and direction.❤

Answer 2

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==> Current is a scalar.

==> Electric field is a vector.

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==> $<font color= red>$ Nothing is a vector until defined with a direction. Electric charge is a scalar quantity because charge never graduated into the level of vectors or tensors that need both magnitude and direction.

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