If two quantities have same dimensions do they represent same physical quantities??
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No . for example both torque & energy has the same dimensions ML^2T^-2 . but they r diff physical quantity. They need not always represent the same physical content. In general, if the dimensions are same, the quantities do represent the same physical content.
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☑️This is not necessary true.
For example pressure which is force per unit area and energy density which is energy per unit volume have the same dimensions
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For example pressure which is force per unit area and energy density which is energy per unit volume have the same dimensions
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