Physics, asked by SomeoneVerySpecial, 10 months ago

Find the dimensions of
1. Velocity
2. acceleration
3. Force
4. Momentum
5. Work
6. Power
7. Electric charge
8. Electric potential
9. Electric resistance
10. Capacitance (C)​

Answers

Answered by BloomingBud
40

Dimensions of

1. Velocity

Velocity = displacement/time

              = L / T

              = [M° L¹ T⁻¹]

2.Acceleration

Acceleration = (change in velocity)/(change in time)

                     = (m/s)/(s) = (m)/(s * s)

                     = L / T²

                     = [M° L¹ T⁻²]

3. Force

Force = mass * acceleration

          = kg * m/s²

          = [M¹ L¹ T⁻²]

4. Momentum

Momentum = mass * velocity

                   = M * (L / T)

                   = [M¹ L¹ T⁻¹]

5. Work

Work = Force * displacement

         = [M¹ L¹ T⁻²] * [L¹]

         = [M¹ L² T⁻²]

6. Power

Power = work/time

           = [M¹ L² T⁻²] / [ T¹ ]

           = [M¹ L² T⁻³]

7.Electric charge

Electric charge (Q) = It

                               =  A * T

                               =  [ M° L° A¹ T¹ ]

8. Electric potential

Electric potential = W/Q = (work done)/(per unit charge)

                          = [M¹ L² T⁻²] / [ A¹ T¹ ]

                          = [ M¹ L² A⁻¹ T⁻³ ]

9. Electric resistance

Electric resistance = (change in potential)/(current)

So,                        R = (ΔV)/(I)

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                       = [ M¹ L² A⁻¹ T⁻³ ] / [ A¹ T¹ ]

                       = [ M¹ L² A⁻² T⁻⁴ ]

10. Capacitance (C)

Q = CV     [Q = charge, and V = potential]

So,

C = Q/V

  = [ AT ] / [M¹ L² A⁻¹ T⁻³]

  = [M⁻¹ L⁻² A² T⁴]

Answered by Joker444
18

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Velocity :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = \frac{Displacement}{time} \\

  • Displacement = [L]
  • Time = [T]

Dimension of Velocity is [L¹T-¹]

Acceleration :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = \frac{v - u}{t} \\

  • Velocity = [L¹ T-¹]
  • Time = [T]

Dimension of acceleration = [L¹ T-²]

Force :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = mass\times{acceleration} \\

  • Mass = [M]
  • Acceleration = [L¹ T-²]

Dimension of Force = [M¹L¹T-²]

Momentum :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = mass\times{velocity} \\

  • Mass = [M]
  • velocity = [L¹T-¹]

Dimension of momentum is [M¹L¹T-¹]

Work :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = Force\times{Displacement} \\

  • Force = [M¹L¹ T-²]
  • Displacement = [L]

Dimension of work = [M¹L¹ T-²] [L]

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Power :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = \frac{Work}{Time} \\

  • Work = [M¹L² T-²]
  • Time = [T]

Dimension of power = [M¹L² T-³]

Electric Charge :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula = Current\times{Time} \\

  • Current = [A]
  • Time = [T]

Dimemsion of Electric Charge = [A¹T¹]

Electric potential :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula =\frac{work\:done}{charge} \\

  • Work = [M¹L² T-²]
  • Charge = [A¹T¹]

Dimension of electric potential = [M¹L² T-³A-¹]

Electric resistance :

 \bullet \:  \sf \: Formula =  \frac{Potential\: Difference}{Current}\\

  • potential difference = [M¹L² T-³A-¹]
  • Current = [A]

Dimension of Electric resistance = [M¹L² T-³A-²]

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