Physics, asked by jagdeep32, 10 months ago

why displacement is a vector quantity explain​


Salonigarg9530: bcoz it has direction
Salonigarg9530: and also magnitude

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Answered by Anonymous
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Displacement is a vector quantity because it has both magnitude as well as direction.

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jagdeep32: i need full explanation
utkarsh9234: t the full explanation of the displacement is as you know displacement is a vector quantity and we know vector quantity means the quantity having magnitude as well as direction both and we know the magnitude magnitude is a numerical value of any physical quantity and direction you know so this is a full explanation of the displacement is a vector quantity
jagdeep32: with example
Answered by utkarsh9234
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Displacement is vector quantity because it has both magnitude as well direction....

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