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3 years ago

E. write unit of the following physical quantities

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amid [387]3 years ago

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Answer:

electric current=ampere(A)

force=Newton (N)

area=metres square(m^2)

power=watt(w)

density=kg/m3

amount of substance =mole per cubic meter (mol/m3).

volume=cubic meter (m3),

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