Planck's constant is analogous to:

Correct answer: C. Angular momentum

  • A. Inertia
  • B. Wave nature
  • C. Angular momentum
  • D. Linear momentum

Explanation

Correct option is C.Planck's constant is analogous to angular momentum.Furthermore, angular momentum has the same units as linear momentum multiplied with distance. So, we can find the dimensions of angular momentum. Hence, the dimensions of Planck's constant are equal with the dimensions of angular momentum.The unit for Planck's constant is kgm2s−1 The SI unit for angular momentum is kgm2s −1 Hence, they have the same SI units.

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