Physics, asked by afrimzan6600, 1 year ago

Give an example of a physical quantity which hasnethier unit nor direction

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Answered by rahul1432
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Strain is the answer

Because it is basically the ratio of two lengths, so that's why its a dimensionless quantity
Answered by Dhiman011
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heya , .

answer is Specific Gravity .. which has neither unit nor direction.
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