Respected sir,
I wanted to know that why current and pressures not considered vector though they have the directions.I read in H.C.Verma that there a third necessity for a quantity to be a vector that is they should add by vector algebra or triangle method.
Alright, but cant we take the addition of current and pressure as addition of two vector in same direction and hence cos theta=0.
if this is no, then vectors under the condition when they r parrllel shouldnt be considered vectors.
Aviral Anuragkumar Tripathi
Arryabhatta Batch
Askiitians.com
Respected sir,
I wanted to know that why current and pressures not considered vector though they have the directions.I read in H.C.Verma that there a third necessity for a quantity to be a vector that is they should add by vector algebra or triangle method.
Alright, but cant we take the addition of current and pressure as addition of two vector in same direction and hence cos theta=0.
if this is no, then vectors under the condition when they r parrllel shouldnt be considered vectors.
Aviral Anuragkumar Tripathi
Arryabhatta Batch
Askiitians.com