Is work scalar or vector?
Work is scalar, but work has positive and negative. The two necessary factors for doing work are force and displacement. Force is vector, and displacement is vector, but their product is scalar. For example, if a force F produces displacement s along the 30 degree direction, then the work is f * s
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