what is a tensor quantities
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TENSOR QUANTITIES ARE THOSE QUANTITIES WHICH HAVE NEITHER SCALAR NOR VECTOR..........
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Tensor quantities are those quantites having different magnitudes in different directions. These do not obey the law's of vector addition .e.g. moment of interia , stress ,.....,
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Tensor quantities are those quantites having different magnitudes in different directions. These do not obey the law's of vector addition .e.g. moment of interia , stress ,.....,
Think +ve & stay smart
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Hemu045:
yes the different between scalar and tensor is
how
scalar are only having magnitudes but not the directions
not satisfactory answer
at least check this out from 1st year book of inter
and i'm 2nd year
man at least take some time and your watching still
if you like mrk as brainlest or no thanks
i am not in inter....
i am in 12 class
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