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Time (T),Velocity (C) and angular momentum (h) are chosen as fundamental quantities instead of mass,length and time. In term of these,dimension of mass would be:

A

`[M]`=`[T^-1C^-2h]`

B

`[M]`=[`T^-1C^2h]`

C

`[M]`=`[T^-1C^-2h^-1]`

D

`[M]`=`[T^1C^-2h]`

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