Physics, asked by paraskumar64730, 11 months ago

Find the dimensions of a, b, c ,d
X=at²+bt +c/d+t where x is distance and t is time​

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Answered by ShivamKashyap08
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\bold{X = at^{2} + bt + \frac{c}{d + t}}

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By the principle of homogeneity.

{ 1.X = at^{2}}

{ 2.X = bt}

{ 3.X = \frac{c}{d + t}}

  • Case-1

{X = at^{2}}

{ \to L = a T^{2}}

{ \to \frac{L}{T^{2}} = a}

{\boxed{\boxed{ a = L T^{-2}}}}

So, the dimensions if a is { L T^{-2}}

  • Case-2

{X = bt}

{ \to L = b T}

{ \to b = \frac{L}{T}}

{\boxed{\boxed{ b = L T^{-1}}}}

So, the dimensions if b is { L T^{-1}}

  • Case-3

By principle of homogeneity

d + t = t.

{d = T}

{\boxed{\boxed{ d =T}}}

So, the dimensions if d is { T}

  • Case-3

{X = \frac{c}{t}}

{ \to L = \frac{c}{T}}

{ \to LT = c}

{\boxed{\boxed{c = LT}}}

So, the dimensions if c is { L T}

Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer

To find the dimensions of a,b,c and d from the equation:

 \mathtt{x = at {}^{2} + bt +  \frac{c}{d + t}  } \\

According to Principle of Homogeneity,

  • x = at²

\rightarrow \ \sf{L = a{T}^{2}}\\</p><p>\\ \rightarrow \ \boxed{\sf{a=L{T}^{-2}}}

  • x = bt

\rightarrow \ \sf{L = bT} \\ \\ \rightarrow \ \boxed{\sf{b = L{T}^{-1}}}

  • x = c/d + t

\rightarrow \ \sf{L = \frac{c}{T}} \\ \\</p><p>\rightarrow \boxed{\sf{c = LT}}

  • d + t = T

\rightarrow \ \boxed{\sf{d = T}}

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