Physics, asked by lillian3443, 1 year ago

Why is voltage a scalar quantity?

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Answered by eliza46

because according to ohm's law....
voltage = current X resistance

Answered by parmarabhay

Because voltage is equal to current multiplied by resistance. It has only magnitude. That is why it is a scaler quantity Hope yu understand what l am trying to explain you

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