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3 years ago

You have learned of two fundamental units that are not vector quantities. Which are they?

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Mila [183]3 years ago

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Answer:

Mass and time are not vector quantities .

Explanation:

All the physical quantities can be classified into two major categories that is :

Scalar
Vector

Scalar quantities

They are those that describes only the magnitude and they are regarded as incomplete quantities as they don't provide complete information.

For example : Speed ,Mass, Time etc

Vector quantities

They are complete quantities that can be described in magnitude as well as direction .

For example : Velocity ,gravity ,Acceleration etc

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