Tensor quantities r the quantities that hav both the magnitude and direction ( just like vectors ) but are different vectors as they dont follow the vector rule of addition .....

For Ex - Electric Current is a tensor quantity

a physical quantity is said to b tensor if it is niethr scalar , nor vector as its direction iz not specified ..

tensor hv diffrent values with diffrent directions..

examples-:stress=force /unit area;...

moment of inertia

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A tensor is an object which extends the notion of scalar, vector, and matrix. The term has slightly different meanings in mathematics and physics. In the mathematical fields of multilinear algebra and differential geometry, a tensor is a multilinear function. In physics and engineering, the same term usually means what a mathematician would call a tensor field: an association of a different (mathematical) tensor with each point of a geometric space, varying continuously with position. 

tensors are neigther scalars nor vectors .ex pressure