State how a scalar quantity differs from a vector quantity
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A scalar quantity describes strictly only the magnitude, or amount, of something. It is represented by a numerical value only and gives no other information. A vector quantity, on the other hand, describes both the magnitude and direction of something.
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scalar - those quantity have only magnitude but not direction these are called scalar quantities
example -mass, land, time, speed current
vector- those quantity have magnitude and direction both are called vector quantity
example -displacement, acceleration, force
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