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difference between scalar and vector quantity

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Answered by Nix95bat

Answer:Scalar Quantity only has Magnitude while Vector Quantity has Magnitude and Direction

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Answered by Avni2348

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Difference Between Scalar and Vector Quantity. Scalar quantity refers to the quantity, which has only magnitude and no direction. On the other hand, vector quantity implies the physical quantity which comprises of both magnitude and direction. Physics is a science based on mathematics.

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