Physics, asked by anshuman72, 1 year ago

Does dimensional consistency ensure the physical correctness of mathematical equation?

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Answered by LimitBreakerKid

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Answer:

Not always.

Explanation:

Some equations which are dimensionally correct can be wrong.

Answered by shazil83

5

Yes it ensures physical correctness

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