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A physical quantities? a)cannot be measured b)Can be expected in the form of low. c)can be represent completely by its magnitude and unit d)Both B and C
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A physical quantities?

a)cannot be measured
b)Can be expected in the form of low.
c)can be represent completely by its magnitude and unit
d)Both B and C

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B and C

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Both B and C should be the answer

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