Is possession of magnitude and direction sufficient for calling a quantity vector? Explain please don't copy as I will delete
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No, For example :Electric current has both Magnitude &Direction It is Scalar.....
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it is not necessary that a physical quantity that has magnitude and direction be a vector quantity. ... for a quantity which has magnitude and direction but does does not follow vector laws of addition is electric current.
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