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Question #252941

Suppose Force velocity and time are assumed to be the fundamental quantities, what will be the dimensions of mass?

Expert's answer

The dimensions of mass would be

"m=\\frac{F}{a}=\\frac{Ft}{v},\\\\\\space\\\\\n[M]=[F]^1[T]^1[V]^{-1}."

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