Vector Quantity

Is current a Vector quantity? If yes, then two wires on 90 degree angle must have resulting current equal to zero.

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SURAJTHEGREAT

  • Mar 2nd, 2009
 

According to me, current is neither scalar nor vector completely. It does not obey, vector law of addition. We know kirchoff's law, Current leaving = current entering. So if load is connected at the junction (where 2 wires placed at right angle) current flows . This concludes that  current is scalar.

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