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Answered by muniyapparajmuni
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Answered by nirman95
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Physical Quantities having the following units are as follows:

  • Kelvin : Temperature

  • Candela : Luminous Intensity

Advantages of SI unit :

  • It makes the measuring system common (same) in different regions and countries , more universal.

  • Makes the measuring system more accurate.

Dimensions of :

1) \:  \:  \sf{linear \: momentum = ML{T}^{ - 1} }

2) \:  \:  \sf{power = M{L}^{2} {T}^{ - 3} }

Checking the Correct dimensions:

LHS:

 \sf{mv =  \bigg \{M \times L{T}^{ - 1}  \bigg \}}

 =  >  \sf{mv =  \bigg \{M  L{T}^{ - 1}  \bigg \}}

RHS:

 \sf{F \times t =  \bigg \{ML{T}^{ - 2}   \times T\bigg \}}

 =  >  \sf{F \times t =  \bigg \{ML{T}^{ - 1}  \bigg \}}

So, LHS = RHS.

Dimensions of a and b :

 \boxed{ \sf{ \bigg \{a \bigg \} =  \bigg \{x \bigg \} =  \bigg \{L \bigg \}}}

 \sf{ \bigg \{b {t}^{2}  \bigg \} =  \bigg \{x \bigg \} =  \bigg \{L \bigg \}}

 =  >  \sf{ \bigg \{b {T}^{2}  \bigg \} =  \bigg \{L \bigg \}}

 \boxed{ =  >  \sf{ \bigg \{b   \bigg \} =  \bigg \{L{T}^{ - 2} \bigg \}}}

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