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    Unit and Dimension Notes Part 2

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    This document discusses fundamental physical quantities and their dimensions. It defines dimensions as the lowest terms used to express fundamental physical quantities such that the expression of a physical quantity is dimensionally homogeneous. Dimensions of various physical quantities are provided such as length [L], mass [M], time [T], etc. Examples are given to illustrate how dimensions are used to express other derived physical quantities dimensionally, such as volume [L^3], speed [L/T], force [M*L/T^2].

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    This document discusses fundamental physical quantities and their dimensions. It defines dimensions as the lowest terms used to express fundamental physical quantities such that the expression of a physical quantity is dimensionally homogeneous. Dimensions of various physical quantities are provided such as length [L], mass [M], time [T], etc. Examples are given to illustrate how dimensions are used to express other derived physical quantities dimensionally, such as volume [L^3], speed [L/T], force [M*L/T^2].

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    This document discusses fundamental physical quantities and their dimensions. It defines dimensions as the lowest terms used to express fundamental physical quantities such that the expression of a physical quantity is dimensionally homogeneous. Dimensions of various physical quantities are provided such as length [L], mass [M], time [T], etc. Examples are given to illustrate how dimensions are used to express other derived physical quantities dimensionally, such as volume [L^3], speed [L/T], force [M*L/T^2].

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