Physics, asked by ashwikakush0823, 10 months ago

is electric current a scalar or
vector quantity ? why

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Answered by bhoomika8690

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Answer:

Electric current is a scalar quantity. Electric quantity is a scalar quantity because electric charge itself is a scalar quantity. A vector related to electric current is Current density (J). Its direction is same as that of the motion of the charges.

Answered by Bhargubhargavi

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Explanation:

the electric current is a scalar quantity ,it represents the direction of the flow of positive charge but still it is a scalar quantity because the current flows and the direction of law of scalar addition not in a law of vector addition

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