Planck's constant has the dimensions of :

angular momentum

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Solution

The correct option is A angular momentum
We know that: $E = h ν$

Planck's constant can be given as; $h = \frac{E}{ν} = \frac{N m}{(\frac{1}{s})}$ or $N-m s$

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