Physics, asked by kinsprincipal62, 1 year ago

check the dimensional consistency of the equation force=change in momentum/time

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Answered by shambhavi2807

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Answer:

The equation is dimensionally correct.

Explanation:

Force=change in momentum/time

ma=mv/t

[MLT^-2]=[MLT^-1]/[T]

[MLT^-2]=[MLT^-2]

L.H.S= R.H.S

Hence the equation is dimensionally correct.

Answered by scs635114

0

force =change in momentum/ time

Hence the equation is consistent

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