Physics, asked by jayarajender63, 6 months ago

why electric current is not a vector even through it has direction

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Answered by sprihakanjilal

Current is not a vector quantity although it have both direction and magnitude. The reason behind is it doesn't obey the laws of vector algebra! And for a quantity to be a conductor it have to obey two condition.

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why electric current is not a vector even through it has direction