If force $(F)$, velocity $(V)$ and time $(T)$ are considered as fundamental physical quantity, then dimensional formula of density will be:
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- A$FV ^{-2} T ^2$
- B$FV ^{-4} T ^{-2}$
- C$FV ^4 T ^{-6}$
- D$F ^2 V ^{-2} T ^6$
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