MCQ
A dimensionless quantity:
- ✓May have a unit.
- BNever has a unit.
- CAlways has a unit.
- DDoesn't exist.
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
May have a unit.
A dimensionless quantity may have a unit. For example, angle has a unit but is dimensionless.
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