Question

Define seater and vector quantity
Define seater and vector quantity​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A scalar quantity can be described using a number (in appropriate units). Not all physical quantities can be denoted with magnitude only. Physical quantities, which have both direction and magnitude, are called vectors. A direction must be associated with a number to define a vector quantity.

Answer 2

Appropriate Question:-

Define scalar and vector quantity

Solution :

A physical quantity that has both magnitude and direction is known as vector quantity.

For Example :- Displacement, velocity, Acceleration.

Here, given all examples are dependent on both magnitude as well as direction. Hence these are vector quantities.

• Vectors can be added/ subtracted using laws of vectors.

1) Triangle law

2)Parallelogram law

3) Polygon law

• Vectors can be change by either changing in magnitude or in direction

Scalars :-

A physical quantity that has only magnitude is known as scalar quantity.

For Example :- Mass, Distance, Speed, volume , power etc.