Dimensional formula for force per unit length
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The dimensional formula for force is
f=MLT- 2f = MLT -2
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Force = m x a [by Newton's 2nd law]
= mass x accleration
acceleration = change in velocity / time
[a] = [velocity]/ [time]
=[displacement]/[time][time]
= L / T x T
= L T inverse -2
Therefore, Force, [F] =[ mass][ a]
[F] = ML T inverse -2
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