Physics, asked by uniquedahal25, 1 year ago

can we tell the unit of a physical quantity from its dimension?

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Answered by parul89

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In physics any physical quantity can be expressed in terms of basic dimensions (each raised to a certain power). ... where the parentheses <> specifies the basic measuring unit for that particular physical quantity. Therefore it is equivalent say the magnitude of the force is 1 N or 1 kg*m/(s^2).

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