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difference between scalar and vector​

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Difference between scalar and vector quantity:-

  • Scalar has only the magnitude while vector has direction and magnitude
  • scalar is only one dimensional while vector is multidimensional.
  • scalar quantity changes with the change in magnitude while vector is changes with magnitude and direction
  • Normal rules of algebra are applicable in scalar quantity while There is a different set of rules known as vector algebra.
  • One scalar quantity can divide another scalar while One vector cannot divide another vector.
  • In the example of speed, time, etc, the distance between the points is a scalar quantity, not the direction while Velocity could be an example because it is a measurement of the rate of change of an object’s position
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