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If `E` = energy , `G`= gravitational constant, `I`=impulse and `M`=mass, then dimensions of `(GIM^(2))/(E^(2)` are same as that of

A

Time

B

Mass

C

Length

D

Force

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A
`(GIM^2)/(E^2) = ([M^(-1)L^3T^(-2)][MLT^(-1)][M^2])/([ML^2T^(-2)]^2)`
= [T]
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