differentiate between scalar and vector quantity
ashishjangra284:
which does not follow vector rule
are called scaler
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scalar quantity are the quantities which requires both magnitude and direction whereas vector quantity are the quantities which requires only magnitude
you have written reverse
scalars don't require direction while vectors require bot direction and magnitude
because at the time you will study electicty some where the things will not follow scaler quantify
what is a area vector or a scalar
ya i know they are called as tensor quantities for example current
only area is scalar
when you study electric flux area is treated as vector
yes thats why i told simple area is only scalar
not all type of areas
but thats not the issue she has written scalar require direction as well as magnitude and vectors require only magnitude so i was just correcting her
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Scalar quantity ...
1.It has only magnitude no direction
2.Scalar quantity has only one dimensional
3.Length ,mass,energy,temp are the example of scalar quantity
4.Any change in scalar quantity only means change in magnitude
Vector quantity.....
1.It has both magnitude and direction
2 It has two or three dimensional...
3.Displacement,velocity,work,force etc are the example of vector quantity..
4.Any change in vector quantity refers change in both magnitude and direction...
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