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Physics Units, Dimensions and Measurement Dimensions MCQ (Single Correct)

The physical quantities not having same dimensions are -

A

stress and Young’s modulus

B

speed and ( μ 0 ∈ 0 ) –1/2

C

torque and work

D

momentum and Planck’s constant

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The correct answer is:

h = Planck’s constant = J–s = [ML 2 T –1 ]

P =momentum = kg m/s = [MLT –1 ]

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