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Physical Quantities and Measurement Class 7 Physics Concise Selina

Physical Quantities and Measurement Class 7 Physics Concise Selina 
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  1. Thankyou for the help this helped me alot to do my work and clear my doubts.

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  2. Physical quantities and measurements are fundamental in physics as they provide a quantitative basis for understanding natural phenomena. They allow us to describe and analyze the behavior of matter and energy in the universe, enabling predictions and explanations of various phenomena. Measurements provide a means to quantify observations, leading to the development of theories and laws that govern the physical world. Through precise quantification, scientists can establish relationships between different phenomena, leading to advancements in technology, engineering, and our overall understanding of the universe.

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