Physics, asked by kaiisknott, 1 year ago

QUESTION 12

What is included in vector quantities but not scalar quantities?

A measurement

Magnitude

Direction

A number value

Answers

Answered by tanglednaaz12

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direction is the quantity which is included in vector quantities but not in scalar quantities

Explanation:

direction

Answered by ashhhnaa

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Answer:

vector quantity has both magnitude and direction.

scalar quantity has magnitude but no specific direction.

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