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dimensions of initial velocity.

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Velocity is distance divided by time.

The dimension of distance (length) is L and the dimension of time is T.

{ \sf{contribution \: of \: length \: to \:  velocity \: is \: { \sf{ \red{L¹}}}}}

 \: { \sf{contribution \: of \: time \: to \:  velocity \: is \: { \sf{ \red{ {T}^{ - 1} }}}}}

In velocity there is no mass.

 \: { \sf{contribution \: of \: mass \: to \:  velocity \: is \: { \sf{ \red{ {M}^{0} }}}}}

 \: { \sf{dimensions \: of \: velocity \: is { \red\: {L}^{1}  {M}^{0}  {T}^{ - 1} }}}

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