Physics, asked by sanyasrivastava96, 3 months ago

Thermodynamic temperature (T) is a

Derived quantity

chemical quantity

fundamental quantity

Induced quantity

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Answered by abhilesh28

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Answer:

derived quantity

not sure

Explanation:

Answered by Anonymous

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Thermodynamic temperature (T) is

Derived quantity✔
chemical quantity❌
fundamental quantity❌
Induced quantity❌

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