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Vector fields! It sounds terribly complicated. I will show you how simple they are.
When you hear that the temperature in New York is 72 degrees, does it mean that it is 72 degrees everywhere in New York? Of course, not. It means that at the moment of the latest recording the temperature at the location of the recording was 72 degrees. In reality the temperature is different at every location in that vast city and it changes also as time goes. Temperature is in fact a function of location (space) and time. As temperature is a scalar quantity, we may say that it is a scalar field. In general, a scalar field is simply a scalar quantity that is a function of space and time. The difference between a scalar and a scalar field is that the former is one single value of the latter. The scalar field exists in all points of space and at any moment of time while the scalar is its value at a certain location at a certain time.
When you hear that the temperature in New York is 72 degrees, does it mean that it is 72 degrees everywhere in New York? Of course, not. It means that at the moment of the latest recording the temperature at the location of the recording was 72 degrees. In reality the temperature is different at every location in that vast city and it changes also as time goes. Temperature is in fact a function of location (space) and time. As temperature is a scalar quantity, we may say that it is a scalar field. In general, a scalar field is simply a scalar quantity that is a function of space and time. The difference between a scalar and a scalar field is that the former is one single value of the latter. The scalar field exists in all points of space and at any moment of time while the scalar is its value at a certain location at a certain time.
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Vector fields! It sounds terribly complicated. I will show you how simple they are.When you hear that the temperature in New York is 72 degrees, does it mean that it is 72 degrees everywhere in New York? Of course, not. It means that at the moment of the latest recording the temperature at the location of the recording was 72 degrees. In reality the temperature is different at every location in that vast city and it changes also as time goes. Temperature is in fact a function of location (space) and time. if u like mine answer mark it as brainlist
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