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gunblaze
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ok...
Is it possible to use the formula to decide whther a physical quantity is a scalar or a vector?
eg:
Velocity=change in displacement/time
Thus, since displacement is a vector,
therefore, velocity is also a vector>?
And for density...
Density=mass/volume
SInce mass and volume are both scalar,
Therefore, density is a scalar>?
Is it possible to use the formula to decide whther a physical quantity is a scalar or a vector?
eg:
Velocity=change in displacement/time
Thus, since displacement is a vector,
therefore, velocity is also a vector>?
And for density...
Density=mass/volume
SInce mass and volume are both scalar,
Therefore, density is a scalar>?
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