Displacement and velocity are examples of scalar quantities. true or false

False

Explanation:

Displacement and velocity both are vector quantity not scalar. Scalar quantities are those who have magnitude only and no direction, but in vector quantities have both magnitude as well as direction. Displacement considers direction whereas distance does not. Velocity consider direction whereas speed does not. Velocity is the ratio of displacement (vector quantity) to the time.

False. Velocity and displacement are both vectors, not scalars.