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definition of scalar and victor quantity​


srushty55: scalar quantity is the one which has only direction and vector quantity is the one which has direction and magnitude both.

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Answered by SakshiK2407
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quantity that can be completely expressed by its magnitude alone is called a scalar quantity. the quantity that is expressed completely only when magnitude and direction about given is called a vector quantity.
Answered by BubblySnowflake
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Scalar quantities are the quantities with only magnitude and no direction.

For example:- speed & temperature

Vector quantities are the quantities with both magnitude and direction.

For example:- displacement & velocity

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