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Which is not a scalar quantity?
A. time
B. acceleration
C. mass
D. temperature *******

Am I right? Thank you for your help!
5 years ago

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Answered by R_scott
no

not scalar means the quantity is direction sensitive
5 years ago
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Which is not a scalar quantity?
A. time
B. acceleration
C. mass
D. temperature *******

Am I right? Thank you for your help!

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