Physics, asked by satendrasinh6560, 11 months ago

A gas bubble, from an exlosion under water, oscillates with a period T proportional to p^(a)d^(b)E^( c ). Where 'P' is the static pressure, 'd' is the density of water 'E' is the total energy of the explosion. Find the values of a, b and, c.

Answers

Answered by Krishya
1

Answer:

Given time period

T

T

p

a

d

b

E

c

T

=

K

p

a

d

b

E

c

......(1)

where

K

is a constant of proportionality and dimensionless quantity.

Inserting the dimensions of Time, pressure, density and Energy in equation (1) we get

[

T

]

=

[

M

L

1

T

2

]

a

[

M

L

3

]

b

[

M

L

2

T

2

]

c

Equating powers of

M

,

L

,

and

T

on both sides we get

0

=

a

+

b

+

c

.....(2)

0

=

a

3

b

+

2

c

.....(3)

1

=

2

a

2

c

......(4)

Solving these equations

From (4)

a

+

c

=

1

2

.....(5)

Inserting this value in (2)

0

=

b

1

2

b

=

1

2

From (5)

a

=

1

2

c

Inserting values of

a

and

b

in (3)

0

=

(

1

2

c

)

3

×

1

2

+

2

c

3

c

=

1

c

=

1

3

Inserting value of

c

in (5)

a

+

1

3

=

1

2

a

=

1

2

1

3

a

=

5

6

a

=

5

6

,

b

=

1

2

and

c

=

1

3

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