Choose the correct pair (A,B) showing A as scalar quantity and B as vector quantity
(Time,Work)
(Force,Current)
(Length, Mass)
(Speed,Velocity)
As we learned that
1) Scalar Quantity
The quantities having magnitude only are known as a scalar quantity.
Examples-Distance, time, work, energy, etc
2) Vector Quantity
The quantities having both directions as well as magnitude are known as vector quantities.
Examples - Displacement, force, velocity, acceleration, momentum, etc.
In option 1-(Time, Work)- Both are scalar quantities. So it is incorrect
In option 2-(Force, Current)- Force is a vector quantity. So it is incorrect
In option 3- (Length, Mass)- Both are scalar quantities. So it is incorrect
In opt. 4- (Speed, Velocity)- Speed is scalar quantity and Velocity is a vector quantity. So it is the correct option.