In this question, a statement of assertion 
is followed by a statement of reason 
. Mark
the correct choice as:
Assertion: If a physical quantity is a vector, it must have direction.
Reason: Current has a direction therefore it is a vector quantity.
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C
: If a physical quantity is a vector, it must have a direction but converse may or may not be
true. It means if a physical quantity has direction it may or may not be vector e.g., pressure, surface tension, current, etc. have direction but are not vectors.
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