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Madden Jordan
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30 April, 04:05
Quantities that are pure numbers
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All pure numbers are dimensionless quantities, for example 1, i, π, e, and φ. Units of number such as the dozen, gross, googol, and Avogadro's number may also be considered dimensionless
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