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Physics, 13.09.2021 06:20, krystalScott17

Unit analysis of an equation cannot tell you if (a) the equa- tion is dimensionally correct, (b) the equation is physical-
ly correct, (c) the numerical value is correct, or (d) both
(b) and (c).

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