Physics, asked by Sangik44, 9 months ago

Energy density and pressure have the same dimensions.comment

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Answered by Javeekmerr709
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yes they do.

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Answered by kritikasharma12212
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Answer:

HII MATE

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Explanation:

Though energy density and pressure have the same dimensions they do not share the same units, hence they represent different physical quantities.

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