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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

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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