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What is true about scalar quantities

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Answered by Pranjal123456
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They have only magnitude and no direction. Mathematical operations in simple forms can be done with these quantities. They don't obey vectors law.

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Answered by 0neAboveAll
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Scalar Quantity

Scalar quantity is the Physical quantity that is derived on the basis of magnitude.

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Distance, speed, mass, etc.

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Vector Quantity

Vector quantity is the physical quantity that requires both magnitude and direction.

Example :-

Acceleration, momentum, displacement, etc.

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