Physics, asked by akmalkhalid2003, 1 year ago

Force is a _______ (scaler/vector) quantity. Why?

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Answered by SachinSM

1

Vector....

Kunki ishme direction ki jaroorat hai

akmalkhalid2003: Please explain in detail

saran161: scalar it doesn't need direction

akmalkhalid2003: what's the confusion

Answered by prassanavinathi

0

Force is an vector quantity

akmalkhalid2003: How?? Please explain

vinathivinny: it has both magnitude and direction

akmalkhalid2003: what is mean by magnitude

akmalkhalid2003: please explain

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