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Which of the following will yield a dimensionless quantity if X and Y have the dimension of length, Z has the dimension of mass, and A has the dimension of time? O a = A OD= Z XZ O F A? OE = X3

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Chapter1: Units And Measurement

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Which of the following will yield a dimensionless quantity if
X and Y have the dimension of length, Z has the dimension
of mass, and A has the dimension of time?
O a =
O D =
OF = XZ
A?
OE = X³
X²Y

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that is speeding up? (There may be more than one correct
answer.)
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