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define dimensional variables and dimensional constants with example​

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Answered by TaraLikhita
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Answer:

Dimensional variables are those whose quantities which have dimensions and whose numerical value may change... ex:-speed, velocity, acceleration e.t.c...

Dimensional constants are quantities having dimensions but having a constant value,

ex:-gravitation constant (G), Planck constant (H).

Answered by ItzUniqueGirl6
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Dimensional Constant:-

Those physical quantities having dimensional formula and a constant value are known as dimensional constants.

Ex:-

  • Planck's constant (h)
  • Gravitational constant (G)
  • Universal gas constant (R)
  • Velocity of light in vacuum (c)....etc.

Dimensional Variables:-

Those physical quantities having a dimensional formula and can have different values are known as dimensional variables.

Ex:-

  • Velocity
  • Acceleration
  • Force
  • Work ..etc.

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