Question
A unitless quantity:
  1. Never has a non-zero dimension.
  2. Always has a non-zero dimension.
  3. May have a non-zero dimension.
  4. Does not exist.

Answer

  1. Never has a non-zero dimension.

Explanation:

A unitless quantity never has a non-zero dimension.

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