is a quantity which has a magnitude and direction always a vector give one example
meenakshi997sa:
no... there are certain Example where the physical quantity have both direction and magnitude but it is not vector as they do not follow law of vector addition....eg- electrical current
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VELOCITY
is a vector quantity wheras SPEED is a scalar quantity.
Vector quantity means
including both magnitude and direction.
velocity=displacement/ time
so displacement is also a vector quantity.
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VELOCITY
is a vector quantity wheras SPEED is a scalar quantity.
Vector quantity means
including both magnitude and direction.
velocity=displacement/ time
so displacement is also a vector quantity.
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