Are the following dimensionally homogeneous (these may not represent practical physicalquantities)?A:B:P.tEFVP = powert = timeE = energyA = areaF = force=V = volumeW = work=tAW. A²a. A and Bb. A onlyO c. B onlytOd. Neither A nor B

Answer : - Option (D). Neither A nor B.A and B both are NOT dimensionally homogeneous…

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Are the following dimensionally homogeneous (these may not represent practical physical quantities)? A: B: P.t E F V P = power t = time E = energy A = area F = force = V = volume W = work = t A W. A² a. A and B b. A only O c. B only t Od. Neither A nor B