The physical quantity 'Energy Density' has same dimensional formu… - Vidyadip

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The physical quantity $'$Energy Density$'$ has same dimensional formula as

A
Pressure
B
Stress
C
Young's modulus of elasticity
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All of these

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Answer

Correct option: D.

All of these

d

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