Which physical quantities have the same dimension?

  • A
    Couple of force and work
  • B
    Force and power
  • C
    Latent heat and specific heat
  • D
    Work and power

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Which quantity among the following has neither units nor dimensions?

Express:
$(a)$ The energy required to break one bond in $DNA$ in $eV$.
$(b)$ The kinetic energy of an air molecule $(10^{-21} \; J)$ in $eV$.
$(c)$ The daily intake of a human adult in kilocalories.

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