Convert 5 joule to erg dimensional analysis
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U must know the dimension of Joule then,
it is:
[M] [L]^2 [T]^-2
then,
1 J = 1000 * 10000 * 1 gmcm^2/s^2 = 10^7 ergs
as for erg the unit is: gcm^2/s^2.
for 5 J => 6*10^7 ergs.
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as you know , is the S.i unit of energy , heat and work.
dimension formula can be written as
where M is mass , L is length and T is time .
in S.I or MKS system ,
unit of mass in kg , unit of Length in metre and unit of time in second.
e.g., 1 joule = (1kg)(1m)²/sec² = 1kgm²/sec² ....(1)
we have to convert 5 joule in erg
we know, erg is cgs system of energy, heat and work .
in cgs
unit of mass in gram, unit of length in cm and unit of time second.
so, 1 erg = (1gram)(1cm)²/sec² = 1gcm²/s²....(2)
make relation between equations (1) and (2),
1kg = 10³ g , 1m = 10² m
now, 1kgm²/sec² = 10³ × 10⁴ gcm²/s²
or, 1 joule = 10^7 erg
or, 5 joule = 5 × 10^7 erg
hence, 5 joule = 5 × 10^7 erg
dimension formula can be written as
where M is mass , L is length and T is time .
in S.I or MKS system ,
unit of mass in kg , unit of Length in metre and unit of time in second.
e.g., 1 joule = (1kg)(1m)²/sec² = 1kgm²/sec² ....(1)
we have to convert 5 joule in erg
we know, erg is cgs system of energy, heat and work .
in cgs
unit of mass in gram, unit of length in cm and unit of time second.
so, 1 erg = (1gram)(1cm)²/sec² = 1gcm²/s²....(2)
make relation between equations (1) and (2),
1kg = 10³ g , 1m = 10² m
now, 1kgm²/sec² = 10³ × 10⁴ gcm²/s²
or, 1 joule = 10^7 erg
or, 5 joule = 5 × 10^7 erg
hence, 5 joule = 5 × 10^7 erg
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