Physics
Physical quantities which are expressed only by their magnitude are :
- Scalar quantities
- Vector quantities
- Tensor quantities
- None of these.
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Scalar quantities
Reason — Physical quantities are classified into two broad categories:
- Scalar quantities - having only magnitude.
- Vector quantities - having both magnitude and direction.
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