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find the a , b,c dimensional analysis =f =at/c+bt^2


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Answered by Itzcreamykitty
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Answer:

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For example, if you have an equation AB=C+DE, the dimensions of AB, C and DE should be equal. Now we know from our discussion that F, at, and bt2 should have the same dimension. Similarly, for b, The dimension of bt2 should also be [M]1[L]1[T]−2.

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Answered by usernametaken8
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To solve for three variables,

We atleast need 3 equations.

But here, You can only get 2.

a and c can't be solved separately.

Explanation:

F = at/c + bt²

F = [MLT‐²] (Force)

Therefore, [bt²] = [MLT‐²]

bT² = MLT‐²

b = [MLT‐⁴]

Similarly,

at/c = [MLT‐²]

a/c = [MLT‐³]

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