3. Which of the following is correct?
(A) Given physical quantities A and B of the same dimension (e.g. they are both thelengths of something), and quantities C and D of the same dimension, if D is uniquely determined by A, B, and C, there mustbe some num nerical constants k and n (of no dimension) such that D = kC(A/B)n.
(B) The moon is orbiting around theearth with roughly the samne period as that for its spinning around its own axis.
(C) The gravitational potential energy for Npoint masses
