Check the correctness of formula,t=√pr^3/T
t=time period,p=density,r=radius,T=force of surface tension
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Explanation:
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF=
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= r
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma=
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= r
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L −1
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L −1
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L −1 MLT
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L −1 MLT −2
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L −1 MLT −2 =MLT
Explanation:We know ForceF=mass×acceleration----------(1)And given ForceF= rmv 2 ----------(2)Equating 1 and 2 dimensionaly we get ,ma= rmv 2 MLT −2 =ML 2 T −2 L −1 MLT −2 =MLT −2