Topic: Kinematics and Equations Subtopic: Scalars and Vectors
Why vectors cannot be described by only magnitude?
Answer: Vectors are the quantities which are described by magnitude and direction both. If we take only magnitude then a vector will be incomplete and won't give full information. For example 10 N force acting towards East.
Learn also:
- What are base units?
- What is momentum of an isolated system?
- Why does force of friction oppose motion?
- Where would coin go over a glass?
- How rest and motion are relative?
- What is 1N?
