Physics, asked by himanshugiri1608, 11 months ago

Identify the following as scalar or vector quantities: - mass, velocity, speed, length, distance, displacement, temperature, force, weight, power, work and energy

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Answered by rohitk33

Answer:

mass is scalar, velocity is vector, speed is scalar, length is scalar, distance is scalar, displacement is vector, temperature is scalar, force is vector, weight is scalar, power is scalar, work is scalar, energy is scalar.

Explanation:

Because vector has as well as magnitude

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