The natural (Plank) Unit of a physical quantity Q has the form: {Q}Plank= ħnlcn²Gn3 where: the Plank constant: ħ = 1.0545717260000002 x 10-34kg m²s-1 the light speed: and the universal constant of gravity: = 6.673848 x 10-11kg¬'m³s=2 n1, n2 and n3 are suitable numbers that ensure the correct dimension of Q. Example: {velocity}Plank=C=3.00x10® m/s [n1=0, n2=1, n3=0] c = 299792458 m/s %3D Calculate the natural unit of

The natural (Plank) Unit of a physical quantity Q has the form: {Q}Plank= ħnlcn²Gn3 where: the Plank constant: ħ = 1.0545717260000002 x 10-34kg m²s-1 the light speed: and the universal constant of gravity: = 6.673848 x 10-11kg¬'m³s=2 n1, n2 and n3 are suitable numbers that ensure the correct dimension of Q. Example: {velocity}Plank=C=3.00x10® m/s [n1=0, n2=1, n3=0] c = 299792458 m/s %3D Calculate the natural unit of

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