Suppose a person is moving towards another person. Now here i have mentioned the direction towards the another person, is this quantity vector or scalar?
I think it's neither a scalar quantity nor a vector quantity.
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Hi NIkki @_@
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Scalar quantities have only magnetite
Vector Quantities have magnitude and also a direction
if u mentioned the direction
then sure it is a vector quantity.
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Scalar quantities have only magnetite
Vector Quantities have magnitude and also a direction
if u mentioned the direction
then sure it is a vector quantity.
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Got it dear :)?
When the person move to another person it covers some distance and u mentioned the direction so we can say it displace ment which is vector quantity .
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So it is vector quantity.
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hi nikkki ... as you say that direction is also mentioned then it is a vector quantity ...
scalar quantity ..... only magnitude is mentioned
vector quantity .... both magnitude and direction is there
physical quantities are the quantities which can be measured ... vector and scalar are the two types of it
scalar quantity ..... only magnitude is mentioned
vector quantity .... both magnitude and direction is there
physical quantities are the quantities which can be measured ... vector and scalar are the two types of it
magnitude is the distance travel between two objects . ... and if direction is given then displacement an be done and therefore it is a vector quantity
Thanks for help.
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