SOLUTION: If instead of chosing mass length and time as fundamental quantities we choose velocity acceleration and force as fundamental quantity. How could you express linear momentum and

Question 1041145: If instead of chosing mass length and time as fundamental quantities we choose velocity acceleration and force as fundamental quantity. How could you express linear momentum and youngs modulus in terms of velocity , acceleration
and force.
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John

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