Physics, asked by ArishaRazi9480, 1 year ago

Planck constant has the same dimensions as (a) force x time

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Answered by NKBrainly

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Planck's constant = energy / frequency =ML^3 T^-1

angular momentum = mentum × distance = ML^3T^-1

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