Question

difference between scaler and vector​

Answer 1

Answer:

• a scalar quantity is usually depicted by a number, numerical value or a magnitude but not a direction

1. a vector is described by both direction and magnitude

Answer 2

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• $\sf{Difference\:between \:scaler\:and\:vector}$$\sf{quantity\:?}$

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• $\sf{It\:may\:be\:defined\:as\:the\: quantity\:}$$\sf{which\:has\:only\: magnitude}$

• $\sf{Ex.\:-\: Distance\:,\:Speed\:etc.}$

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• $\sf{It\: may\:be\: defined\:as\:the\: quantity\:}$$\sf{which\:has\: magnitude\:as\:well\:as\:}$$\sf{ direction}$

• $\sf{Ex.\:-\: Velocity\:,\: Displacement\:etc.}$