Physics, asked by kaladhar07, 4 months ago

The physical quantities which require only magnitude but not direction for their complete description are called

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

Scalar Quantity

Scalar Quantity

Scalar Quantity

Answered by chhikaraaditi12

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Answer:

Scalar Quantities.

Example : distance , speed , volume etc.

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