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How are vector quantities different from scalar quantities?

Answer 1

vector quantity is something that has both a direction and a magnitude, or amount. Scalar is just magnitude or amount. Lets put it this way, scalar I talking about only x axis while vector is both x and y axis

Answer 2

Okay thank you:)

Answer 3

To differentiate between a vector and a scalar,
- a vector follows the vector law of addition
- scalars can be added algebraically

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Answer 4

Thanks :)