Physics, asked by Browny156, 1 year ago

Is Time a Scalar or Vector Quantity? If it is neither Scalar nor Vector then what is it?

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Answered by shreyaanand

Time is a Scalar quantity...
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Brainly100: how much it accelerates????????

Brainly100: There is no point of it that time has direction

Brainly100: Ok ?

Multiverse: This demonstrates your idiotness Ok. Time has a forward direction. And it could only have forward direction as entropy increases.

Brainly100: Not in Physics

Brainly100: ok ?

Multiverse: Please learn Theory of relativity.

Multiverse: You don't represent any of the physics Ok. Physics is not liable for your lame comments on what you even don't know

Browny156: Thanks Multiverse for Helping

Answered by Brainly100

Hi mate here is your answer,

Time is always a scalar quantity because it has only magnitude and it doesnot depend on direction.

Time is scalar quantity otherwise time can also be known as dimension of periods in physics.

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Multiverse: Time is a dimension of the 4-d spacetime. Its not a quantity

Browny156: So then that's true that time does not come under scalars or vectors?

Browny156: And if we follow different theories and incidents from history and recent researches . Time can be stopped and may be reversed ! and time is different in different dimensions

Multiverse: treat time like just a x,y and z axis. Imagine and another 't' axis. This is time. We can move forward, backward and remain at rest in x axis. But we don't have control on time. We only can move forward in time. 5d humans would have control on time and can move in time as they want.

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