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Derive v=u+at using dimension analysis.

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Answered by anu24239
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let \: v \:  =  {u}^{m}  \:  +  {a}^{n}  {t}^{w}  \\ write \: all \: the \: quantity \: in \: dimension \: form \\  \\ l {t}^{ - 1}  = ( {l {t}^{ - 1} )}^{m}  +  {(l {t}^{ - 2} )}^{n} ( {t}^{w} ) \\  l {t}^{ - 1}   =  {l}^{m}  {t}^{ - m}  +  {l}^{n}  {t}^{ - 2n + w}  \\  \\ compare \: powers \: we \: get \\ m = n = 1 \\  - 2n + w =  - 1 \\  - 2( - 1) + w =  - 1 \\ w = 1 \\ put \: these \: in \: first \: eq \\  \\ we \: get \: v = u + at

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