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What is one unit used to measure the base dimensions, or fundamental quantities, of an object? A. mole B. kelvin C. hertz D. volt
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What is one unit used to measure the base dimensions, or fundamental quantities, of an object?

A. mole
B. kelvin
C. hertz
D. volt

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Volt is the correct answer

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