MCQ
Which pair has the same dimensions
- AWork and power
- BDensity and relative density
- ✓Momentum and impulse
- DStress and strain
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Momentum and impulse
(c) lmpulse = change in momentum so dimensions of both quantities will be same and equal to $M L T$
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