Define scalar quantity and give one example
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scalar quantity is an physical quantity which has magnitude but no direction.
2 examples of scalar: temperature( temp. has magnetude but it cant be expressed in an direction), time( time can be measured in second or hours but cant be given an direction as in 20 minutes south )
on the other hand vector quantities are those which hav magnitude as well as direction . for e.g. a car moving with a speed of 20 km/hr east
2 examples of scalar: temperature( temp. has magnetude but it cant be expressed in an direction), time( time can be measured in second or hours but cant be given an direction as in 20 minutes south )
on the other hand vector quantities are those which hav magnitude as well as direction . for e.g. a car moving with a speed of 20 km/hr east
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Hi friend!!
Scalar quantity is a quantity which has only magnitude but not direction.
Example for scalar quantity-Distance ,speed
I hope this will help you;)
Scalar quantity is a quantity which has only magnitude but not direction.
Example for scalar quantity-Distance ,speed
I hope this will help you;)
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