CBSE Class 10 Answered
<div>If the direction of electric current is in the direction of flow of positive charges,then why electric current is referred as scalar quantity?</div>
Asked by ranjitrk1 | 14 May, 2016, 07:55: PM
A quantity which has a magnitude and direction is called a vector quantity. Current is considered to be in the direction of flow of positive charges. Current is not defined by this direction. It is conventionally fixed. Current is only specified by a number such as 5 A, 3.5 A, etc.
Hence, current is a scalar quantity and not a vector.
Answered by Romal Bhansali | 15 May, 2016, 08:13: PM
Application Videos
Concept Videos
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by ruparus | 03 Nov, 2022, 10:02: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by ksheluka41 | 03 Nov, 2022, 05:33: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by ragavarshinik07 | 30 Mar, 2022, 07:17: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by suneethasri83 | 01 Jan, 2022, 02:59: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by shashankkatekar | 28 Dec, 2021, 07:26: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by sunilgupta9419158173 | 20 Jul, 2021, 01:14: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by swatipuspapatel | 08 Jul, 2021, 04:36: PM
CBSE 10 - Physics
Asked by kamnikumari698 | 23 Jun, 2021, 08:28: AM