Physics, asked by patel2851, 10 months ago

what are scalar and vector quantities? give five examples of each

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Answered by harshitajoshi8888

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A scalar quantity is usually depicted by a number , numerical value , or a magnitude , but no direction.

A vector is described by both direction and magnitude .

Examples of scalar quantities include time , volume , speed, mass , temperature , distance, energy , work , …

Example of vector quantities include acceleration , velocity , momentum , force , weight , …

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Answered by wolverine06

scalar quantities are quantities which have only magnitude.

vector quantities are quantities which have both magnitude and direction.

Example scalar

example vector

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