Chemistry, asked by risheshshukla12, 11 months ago

What are tensor quantities?

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Answered by SulagnaRoutray

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Tensors are those physical quantities which are neither scalar nor vector.
They have different magnitude in different directions.
e.g.:- Moment of inertia.

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