Why is pressure called a scalar quantiity?
Asked by achint1994 | 27th May, 2008, 05:25: PM
Expert Answer:
Pressure acts in all direction at a point, so it has magnitude but no specific direction; hence it is a scalar quantity.
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Answered by | 28th May, 2008, 09:43: AM
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