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Does it matter if you move stairs up or down if you are asked about your change in height above the ground?Angela Liang said:Why do we not need to consider direction when determining the change in potential energy?
E=-dV/dx right?mfb said:What is the relation between the field strength and the distance between the potential lines (in 50 V steps)?
Oh yea I got what you mean. Closer field lines means stronger field. Thanks!Angela Liang said:E=-dV/dx right?
Confused is neither a vector nor a scalar quantity. It is an emotion or mental state and therefore cannot be described as a physical quantity.
No, a vector is a physical quantity that has both magnitude and direction. It is not capable of experiencing emotions or mental states.
No, confusion is not a physical quantity that can be measured. It is a subjective experience and can vary greatly from person to person.
Confusion does not have a direct relation to vectors and scalars. However, confusion can arise when trying to understand and differentiate between the two concepts in physics.
Yes, the concept of "confused" can be applied in various fields of science, such as psychology and neuroscience, to describe a state of uncertainty or lack of understanding.