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NEETPhysicsMotion in Two Dimensions

Is the following statement true or false with reasons: "Each component of a vector is always a scalar"?

Options

  1. ATrue, because vectors are composed of scalar components.
  2. BTrue, because scalar components define the magnitude of the vector.
  3. CFalse, because vectors can have both scalar and vector components.
  4. DFalse, because scalar components are only found in one-dimensional vectors.

Correct answer

C. False, because vectors can have both scalar and vector components.

Step-by-step solution

Correct Option is : (C) False, because vectors can have both scalar and vector components.

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