Define scalar and vector quantities and given two examples of each.
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scalar have magnitude and vector has no.magnitude
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The physical quantity in which both quantity (magnitude) and direction are involved is called vector quantity. Examples of vector quantities are velocity, force, momentum, etc. Quantities which have only magnitude are called scalar quantities, such as speed, distance, mass, volume, temperature, time etc.
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