Physics, asked by VicKky13, 1 year ago

why pressure is not a vector quantity?

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Answered by Kai1009
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coz it doesn't hv direction.it hs only magnitudes
vikasgpt747: because it don't give direction of force applied
Kai1009: sry...mustkly
Kai1009: mistakenly
vikasgpt747: how mistakenly
Answered by shivam2000
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Pressure is a scalar quantity because it has no direction . . It acts in all direction . It has only magnitude  .
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