Name at least seven physical quantities whose dimensions are ML2T… - Vidyadip

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Name at least seven physical quantities whose dimensions are ML²T^-2.

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Answer

Pressure energy.
Potential energy.
Kinetic energy.
Work.
Torque.
Moment of force.
Couple.

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