Physics, asked by arrohith325, 11 months ago

F=MV^2/r+mv/t is it dimensionally correct or not???

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Answered by rachita07

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F = mv^2 is dimensionally correct.
F = r + mv/t is incorrect.

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Explanation:

Yes, dimensions are same in both sides, hence correct

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