Suppose a quantity can be dimensionally represented in terms M, L and T, that is [y] = [M a L b T c ] . The quantity mass
A
maybe represented in terms of L, T and y if a = 0
B
maybe represented in terms of L, T and y if a 
0
0
C
Can always be dimensionally represented in terms of L, T and y
D
Can never be dimensionally represented in terms of L, T and y
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B
where a should not be zero.
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