Science, asked by ratanpriya, 11 months ago

Will it be possible to use one and the same unit
to measure physical quantities such as mass, weight,
distance, velocity, temperature?

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Answered by roja17

5

Answer:

no it's not possible that's why we use different units

Answered by subbuorg

1

Answer:

NO IT IS NOT POSSIBLE

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