Physics, asked by anurag162, 11 months ago

electric current has a direction but it is a scaler quantity why

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Answered by ranaharshrajsinh857

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Explanation:Yes,the current has both directions and magnitude both but we call it scalar quantity because the direction in which the current flow's is same And electric current does not obey *Vector* law of addition and multiplocation.

Answered by anuchauhan8121979

Yes,the current has both directions and magnitude both but we call it scalar quantity because the direction in which the current flow's is same And electric current does not obey *Vector* law of addition and multiplication.

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