definition of dimensional variable with examples .
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Dimensional variables are those physical quantities which have dimensions of the form [M^a L^b T^c]…
{where,M,L,T are fundamental physical quantities which are Mass,Length and Time respectively. And a,b,c are any real numbers}
…but are variables.
For example
Force is a dimensionl variable as it has a dimensions of 1,1,-2 for mass,length and time respectively. {i.e,[M^1 L^1 T^-2]}. But it is a variable as the garvitional force between earth and the sun is different than the moon and the earth
Another example would be mass.
{where,M,L,T are fundamental physical quantities which are Mass,Length and Time respectively. And a,b,c are any real numbers}
…but are variables.
For example
Force is a dimensionl variable as it has a dimensions of 1,1,-2 for mass,length and time respectively. {i.e,[M^1 L^1 T^-2]}. But it is a variable as the garvitional force between earth and the sun is different than the moon and the earth
Another example would be mass.
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