difference between
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| 15th Apr, 2008,
11:18: AM
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If a quantity has only a size, it is called a scalar. Time and temperature are examples of scalars. Mass, too, is an example of a scalar.
If a quantity has a size and a direction, it is called a vector and can be symbolized, or drawn, as an arrow. Velocity is an example of a vector.
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If a quantity has only a size, it is called a scalar. Time and temperature are examples of scalars. Mass, too, is an example of a scalar.
If a quantity has a size and a direction, it is called a vector and can be symbolized, or drawn, as an arrow. Velocity is an example of a vector.
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| 15th Apr, 2008,
11:02: PM
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