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why current is not a vector quantity

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Answered by krimusa7524

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current is not a vector quantity because it does not have specified direction and magnitude

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Because current has both direction and magnitude

it scalar quantity

because the direction in which the currentflows same To be precise,

CURRENT vector quantity Nahi hai

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