Physics, asked by Sanjeevgajre5515, 6 months ago

Temperature can be expressed as a derived quantityin term of

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Answered by vaishnavijuly2005

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Temperature cannot be expressed in the terms of mass, length and time. Temperature is expressed in kelvin.

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