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Dimension’s of planck’s constant are same as the dimensions of the product ofA. Force and timeB. Force, displacement and time.C. Force and velocityD. Force and displacement

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Answered by tiwaavi
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Answer ⇒ Option (B).


Explanation ⇒

S.I. unit of the Plank's constant = J-s.

∴ Dimensional Formula of the Plank's constant = ML²T⁻² × T

= ML²T⁻¹


In Option (A).

[Force × Area] = [MLT⁻² × L]

= [ML²T⁻²]


In Option (B).

[Force × displacement × time] = [MLT⁻² × L × T]

= [ML²T⁻¹]


In Option (C).

[Force and velocity] = [MLT⁻² × LT⁻¹]

= [ML²T⁻³]


In Option (D).

[Force × displacement] = [MLT⁻² × L]

= [ML²T⁻²]



From this we can observes that Only option (B) have the same dimensions as that of the Plank's constant.


Hence, Option (B). is correct.



Hope it helps.

Answered by ans81
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Option b

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