Hello!
What is the difference between a vector and scalar in physics?
Can you also please include an example of both?
Thanks!|||Vector has direction (eg velocity, momentum), scalar is just a number (eg speed). So if you are adding two velocities, you need to consider their directions - if they are not lined up, then your answer will be both lower than a sum of the "speeds", and in a different direction.
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