Physics, asked by andrewkingslyrajno1, 11 months ago

Why current is a scalar?

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Answered by janaki38

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Current is a scalar because vector names which shows directions on median and other

Answered by shahidsulaiman03

A scalar quantity is one which has magnitude but no direction. ... The direction of current is opposite to the flow of electrons. Electric current has both magnitude and direction so ideally it 'should' be a vector. But all sources say it's a scalar just because it does not follow vector addition.

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