Physics, asked by makhija32, 1 year ago

dimension of force constant k

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Answered by shrutiverma383

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Explanation:I think it's dimensionless

makhija32: no it is

Answered by misha48

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Hiii........the constant k cannot be called the force.here is your answer.. .....

makhija32: no force constant k is and that is equal to F/L

shrutiverma383: [MT^-2]

makhija32: yeah

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