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The dimensions of specific heat capacity are given by [L²T⁻²Θ⁻¹], where L represents length, T represents time, and Θ represents temperature. This implies that specific heat capacity has dimensions of length squared divided by time squared times temperature inverse.
The dimensions of specific heat capacity are given by [L²T⁻²Θ⁻¹], where L represents length, T represents time, and Θ represents temperature. This implies that specific heat capacity has dimensions of length squared divided by time squared times temperature inverse.
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