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If instead of mass, length and time as fundamental quantities we choose velocity, acceleration and force as fundamental quantities and express their dimensional symbols as v, a and F respectively. Show that the dimensions of Young's modulus can be expressed as `Fa^(2)v^(-4)`

A

`[Falpha^(2)v^(-4)]`

B

`[F^(2)v^(-1) alpha]`

C

`[Falpha^(2)v^(-1)]`

D

`[Falpha v^(-2)]`

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