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Mention examples of scalar quantities

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Those quantities which have magnitude only and doesn't have any direction are called scalar quantities T.
The examples of Scalar Quantities are Mass, Speed, Distance, Time, Area, Volume, Density and Temperature.
Hence, Mass, Speed, Distance, Time, Area, Volume, Density and Temperature are Scalar Quantities.

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