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Are dimensionless quantities always unitless?

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Answered by triasha27
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A dimensionless physical quantity may have an unit (e.g. Mechanical equivalent of heat) but a unitless physical quantity is always dimensionless (e.g. Coefficient of friction , refractive index).

Answered by nknitish8
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A dimensionless physical quantity may have an unit (e.g. Mechanical equivalent of heat) but a unitless physical quantity is always dimensionless (e.g. Coefficient of friction , refractive index).

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