Physics, asked by princessishita53, 1 year ago

Define scalar quantity and vector quantity.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

SCALAR QUANTITY: A QUANTITY HAVING MANGNITUDE BUT NO DIRECTION.

VECTOR QUANTITY: A QUANTITY HAVING BOTH MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION.

Answered by BrainlySunShine

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Answer:

Scalar quantities

These quantities possess only magnitude.
Example - Speed, distance.

Vector quantities

These quantities possess both magnitude as well as direction.
Example - Velocity, displacement.

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