Physics, asked by vishalbaibhav000, 5 months ago

why a scalar or a vector,cannot be divided by a vector??
please explain in detail!!

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Answered by atharvkumar06

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It is because a vector quantity also has direction. A scalar has only magnitude, so you cannot divide them.

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