Science, asked by aashish6t6gmailcom, 1 year ago

is quantity having magnitude and direction necessarily be a vector?

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Answered by Anonymous

yes

any quantity having direction and magnitude will be a vector quantity

aashish6t6gmailcom: Brother you are wrong. If the quantity doesn't obey law of vector , then it is not vector. you can take the example of current. it has both magnitude and direction but it is scalar quantity..

Answered by wwwkhushisaini

yes any quantity having magnitude and direction are called vector..

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