Science, asked by shaheda9346, 1 year ago

electric current is a scalar quantity.what does it mean​

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Answered by areanshra12
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Means electric current has only magnitude but not direction.

Answered by Sumitmbbs
4

Electric current is a scalar quantity because it fails to follow laws of vector addition.

It means current only has magnitude

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