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both area and bolume are derived from dash quantities.

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Answered by mahesijjh

Area and volume are thus, of course, derived from the length, but included for completeness as they occur frequently in many derived quantities, in particular densities.

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Area and volume are thus, of course, derived from the length, but included for completeness as they occur frequently in many derived quantities, in particular densities.

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both area and bolume are derived from dash quantities.​

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Area and volume are thus, of course, derived from the length, but included for completeness as they occur frequently in many derived quantities, in particular densities.

both area and bolume are derived from dash quantities.