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One sometimes speaks of the direction of time, evolving from the past to future. does this mean that time is a vector quantity?

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Answered by itzcutiemisty

Explanation:

No, time is a scalar quantity. It do not have direction but have only magnitude. This line is normally talked, but scientifically time do not have direction.

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One sometimes speaks of the direction of time, evolving from the past to future. does this mean that time is a vector quantity?​

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One sometimes speaks of the direction of time, evolving from the past to future. does this mean that time is a vector quantity?