Math, asked by Moksh99, 9 months ago

Please solve and tell the dimensions, steps are required for brainliest answer.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:T square equals to M ki power 0 , L ki power 1,

T ki power -3

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Answered by shreyasp127

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-3 is answer

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