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Problem
If
P
P
P
,
Q
Q
Q
and
R
R
R
are physical quantities having different dimensions, which of the following combination can never be a meaningful quantity? (A)
P
Q
R
\frac{PQ}{R}
R
P
Q
(B)
P
−
Q
R
\frac{P-Q}{R}
R
P
−
Q
(C)
P
R
−
Q
2
R
\frac{PR-Q^2}{R}
R
P
R
−
Q
2
(D)
P
Q
−
R
PQ-R
P
Q
−
R
(A)
P
Q
R
\frac{PQ}{R}
R
P
Q
(B)
P
−
Q
R
\frac{P-Q}{R}
R
P
−
Q
(C)
P
R
−
Q
2
R
\frac{PR-Q^2}{R}
R
P
R
−
Q
2
(D)
P
Q
−
R
PQ-R
P
Q
−
R
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