Flux is a __ (Scalar/vector) quantity.

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Flux is mathematically defined as the dot product of $\to E a n d \to A$ . The result of a dot product is always a scalar quantity.

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Flux is a __ (Scalar/vector) quantity.

Flux is mathematically defined as the dot product of →E and →A. The result of a dot product is always a scalar quantity.

Flux is mathematically defined as the dot product of $\to E a n d \to A$ . The result of a dot product is always a scalar quantity.