Question

Quantities that can be described completely by their magnitude or size are called vector quantities.

Answer 1

In physics, there are two types of quantities

• Scalar quantity
• Vector quantity

Scalar quantities are quantities that have magnitude but no direction. Examples of such quantities include speed, pressure, etc

Vector quantities are quantities that have both magnitude and direction. Examples of such quantities include velocity, acceleration etc.

Vector quantities are represented by an arrow over the position of the object to denote its direction.

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