Physics, asked by marysreya1338, 9 months ago

A gas bubble , from an explosing under water , oscillates with a period T proportional in P^(0)D^(0)E^(0) , where p is the static prossure , d is the density of water and E is the total energy of the explosion . Find the value of a , b and c .

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Answered by Anonymous
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The value of a is -7/6, b is -1/2 and c is 2/3

Static pressure of bubble = p = ML`−1T`−2

Density of water = d =ML`−3

Energy of explosion = E = ML²T`−2]

Therefore,

[T] = [p`ad`bE`c] =[ML`−1T`−2]`0[ML`−3]`4[ML²T`−2]`1  

Equating the power of both sides , we have  

since, a+b+c=0

−a−3b+2c=0

a = 3b+2c

Therefore, (3b+2c)+b+c=0

4b + 3c = 0

b = -3c/4

-2a - 2c = 1

a = -1+2c/2

Thus, 1+22c/2 - 3c/4+c = 0

On solving - a = -7/6, b = -1/2 and c = 2/3

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