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f=2π√l/g where f is the frequency. Is this dimensionally correct or not​

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Answered by nirman95
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DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS:

  • f = 2π√(l/g)

LHS :

\bigg[f\bigg] = \bigg[{T}^{ - 1} \bigg]

RHS:

\bigg[2\pi \sqrt{ \dfrac{l}{g} } \bigg]

 = \bigg[ \sqrt{ \dfrac{l}{g} } \bigg]

 = \bigg[ \sqrt{ \dfrac{L}{L{T}^{ - 2} } } \bigg]

 = \bigg[ \sqrt{ \dfrac{1}{{T}^{ - 2} } } \bigg]

 = \bigg[ \dfrac{1}{{T}^{ - 1} } \bigg]

 = \bigg[ {T}^{1}\bigg]

 \boxed{ \bf \: LHS \neq RHS}

So, the Equation is not dimensionally correct.

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