Write S if the given quantity is scalar and V if the quantity is a vector _100° Celsius
_50 m/s²
_300 s
_250 m/s, northwest
_1m, to the right
_10 cm, upwards
_525 600 mins.
_90 km/h, east
_5 000 kg
_1.5 L
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1. Scalar_100° Celsius

2. Vector_50 m/s²

3. Scalar_300 s

4. Vector_250 m/s, northwest

5. Vector_1m, to the right

6. Vector_10 cm, upwards

7. Scalar_525 600 mins.

8. Vector_90 km/h,east

8. Scalar_5 000 kg

10. Scalar_1.5 L

Explanation:

A scalar quantity can be defined as a quantity that has magnitude but no direction. Some examples of scalar quantities are speed, mass, temperature, volume, length, etc.

On the other hand, a vector quantity has both magnitude and direction. Some examples of vector quantities are acceleration, velocity, displacement, etc.

1. Scalar_100° Celsius (Temperature).

2. Vector_50 m/s² (Acceleration).

3. Scalar_300 s (Time).

4. Vector_250 m/s, northwest (Velocity).

5. Vector_1m, to the right (Displacement).

6. Vector_10 cm, upwards (Displacement).

7. Scalar_525 600 mins. (Time).

8. Vector_90 km/h,east (Velocity).

8. Scalar_5 000 kg (Mass).

10. Scalar_1.5 L (Volume).