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A quantity X is given by`epsilon0L(/_\v)/v` , where is`epsilon0` permitivity of free space , L is length , `/_\V` is p.d. and `/_\V`is time interval . The dimensional formula of X is the same as that of

A

resistance

B

charge

C

voltage

D

current

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