Physics, asked by aditiporwal, 1 year ago

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Electric current has both magnitude and direction then why it is a scalar quantity????

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Answered by botanyliker
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Explanation:

Because it does not obey triangle law

Answered by manaswini27g
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Answer:

Explanation:

It's considered scalar since here the direction of the current is actually telling you the opposite direction of the electrons.... But not the electric current and thus u can say that current is scalar and not vector

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