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define scalar and vector quantities

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Answered by harshitha006
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the quantity is said to be scalar if it has only magnitude but no direction.
the quantity is said to be vector if it has both magnitude and direction.
Answered by Anonymous
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➡️ Scalar Quantity= A physical quantity that is completely described by its magnitude is called scalar quantity.

➡️ Vector Quantity= A physical quantity which is completely described by its magnitude as well as its direction is called vector quantity.

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