Column A (a) Volume of a liquid (b) Area of a leaf (c) S.I. unit of volume (d) S.I. unit of density (e) S.I. unit of speed Column B (i) kg m-³ (ii) m³ (iii) graph paper (iv) m s-1 (v) measuring cylinder

Column A (a) Volume of a liquid (b) Area of a leaf (c) S.I. unit of volume (d) S.I. unit of density (e) S.I. unit of speed Column B (i) kg m-³ (ii) m³ (iii) graph paper (iv) m s-1 (v) measuring cylinder

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Chapter1: Physics And Measurement

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Column A
(a) Volume of a liquid
(b) Area of a leaf
(c) S.I. unit of volume
(d) S.I. unit of density
(e) S.I. unit of speed
Column B
(i)
kg m-³
(ii) m³
(iii) graph paper
(iv) m s-1
(v) measuring cylinder

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