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Dimensional formula of young modulus

Posted by Pooja Kumari 1 month ago

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Yashika Tiwari 1 month ago

ML^2T^-2

Indu Sarkar 1 month ago

ML²T–²

Pooja Kumari 1 month ago

Ml^2t^-2

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