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If we change unit of a physical quantity then(A) its dimension changes.(B) its dimension remain same.(C) it may change or may not change.(D) its magnitude changes.
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Mathematically, we can write this as: \[ Q = N \times U \] where \(Q\) is the physical quantity, \(N\) is the numerical value or magnitude, and \(U\) is the unit of measurement. Show more…
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