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why we say that a vector always contains a scalar?
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@ParthKohli
Because a vector always contains a length ?
sure?
@Akle
If x is a vector, then its length determinant of x is a scalar quantity and determinant of a is always non negative.
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Yeah, because a scalar is a measure of magnitude, and we do have magnitudes in vectors.
unless you are talking about ZERO vector.. which has only direction but no magnitude.. but its no physical significance whatsoever So yes.. any vector you consider is basically a a physical quantity with direction..
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