Scalar Product is just another name for the dot product, its not scaling a vector, its called that because you get a scalar from the product of two vectors..
Perhaps instead of saying "Division is simply multiplication by a fraction" it would be better if you said "Division is simply multiplication by an inverse".
Current is a vector quantity. In a circuit, however, the current flows along the wires and so you only need to consider the magnitude and not the direction.
Good point. I was used to calling a scalar x vector a scalar product but it looks like I was wrong to do so.
Scalar Product is just another name for the dot product, its not scaling a vector, its called that because you get a scalar from the product of two vectors..
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If location of vector doesn't matter...wont it make difference while we calculate torque in some body by a force??
Perhaps instead of saying "Division is simply multiplication by a fraction" it would be better if you said "Division is simply multiplication by an inverse".
Yeah, that would work too.
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What about the tensor product
Why Current is not a vector quantity someone please reply
Current is a vector quantity. In a circuit, however, the current flows along the wires and so you only need to consider the magnitude and not the direction.
Becus it doesn't follow the triangle addition law