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Danielle Bernardo
Jobelle Tapel
Syle Comilan
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN SCALAR
AND VECTOR
SCALAR
A scalar quantity is
a quantity that has
magnitude only
and has no
direction in space.
VECTOR
A vector quantity is
a quantity that has
both magnitude
and a direction in
space.
SCALAR
VECTORS
(10 m/s)
Velocity
Eastwards
VECTOR
REPRESENTATION
d : 20 m, West of
North
VECTOR
DIRECTION
5
meters
CCW
convention counterclock
wise
convention.
EXERCISES
2.
3.
ANSWERS
A.
1.Vector
2.Scalar
3.Vector
4.Vector
5.Scalar
6.Scalar
7.Vector
8.Vector
B.
1. The direction of the vector is 55
North of East, and the vector's
magnitude is 2.3.
2. The direction of the vector is 47
North of West, and the vector's
magnitude is 2.
3. The direction of the vector is 43
East of South, and the vector's
magnitude is 3.