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Which of the following pairs represent of the same physical quantities?

A

Kelvin and joule

B

Kelvin and calorie

C

Newton and calorie

D

joule and calorie

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To determine which of the given pairs represent the same physical quantities, we will analyze each option step by step. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Option A: Kelvin and Joule** - **Kelvin** is a unit of temperature. - **Joule** is a unit of energy. - Since temperature and energy are different physical quantities, this option is incorrect. 2. **Option B: Kelvin and Calorie** - **Kelvin** is again a unit of temperature. - **Calorie** is a unit of energy (specifically, it is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius). - As both units represent different physical quantities (temperature vs. energy), this option is also incorrect. 3. **Option C: Newton and Calorie** - **Newton** is a unit of force. - **Calorie** is a unit of energy. - Since force and energy are different physical quantities, this option is incorrect as well. 4. **Option D: Joule and Calorie** - **Joule** is a unit of energy. - **Calorie** is also a unit of energy. - Since both Joule and Calorie represent energy, this option is correct. ### Conclusion: The correct answer is **Option D: Joule and Calorie**, as both represent the same physical quantity, which is energy. ---

To determine which of the given pairs represent the same physical quantities, we will analyze each option step by step. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Option A: Kelvin and Joule** - **Kelvin** is a unit of temperature. - **Joule** is a unit of energy. - Since temperature and energy are different physical quantities, this option is incorrect. ...
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