Physics, asked by rupasamadrita, 1 year ago

Can a physical quantity have two sets of dimensions

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Answered by noobmaster1234

Answer:no i dont thin kso

Explanation:

rupasamadrita: But why

noobmaster1234: Physical quantities that are of the same kind (also called commensurable) have the same dimension (length, time, mass) and can be directly compared to each other, even if they are originally expressed in differing units of measure (such as yards and meters).

noobmaster1234: after hours of thinking i have come to this conclusion

noobmaster1234: hope this helps you

noobmaster1234: thank u

rupasamadrita: Thank you

rupasamadrita: R u sure?????

rupasamadrita: If we consider current it has 2 dimensions A and I

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