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I know that a vector quantity or simply a vector is a physical quantity which has a magnitude and is associated with some definite direction. According to this definition should not pressure and current be vectors since both are associated with some definite direction?In some places they are treated as scalars while in other places as tensors. What types of quantities are they actually?Also is there any method we can use to prove that a physical quantity is a vector or not.