Question

Define scalar and vector quantity with example​

Answer 1

Answer:

Debating is a team sport – you must work together when preparing you case and during the debate. Each speaker within the team has a certain role to play. It is important that each speaker understands and fulfils their role.

These speaker roles might sound a bit restrictive, but they help the debate run smoothly and clearly, so that everyone in the room understands what the debate is about and what each team stands for.

In each debate, there are two teams of three speakers. The team which argues for the topic is called the affirmative. The team arguing against the topic is called the negative. Each speaker speaks once for a defined period. The order of speakers is: first affirmative, first negative,

Answer 2

Explanation:

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.