Find the value of F of 100 dyne on a system based on metre, kilogram and minute as fundamental units.explain in full process.
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The value of f of 100 dyne on a system based on metre, kilogram and minute as fundamental units are explained below by the equation:
1 dyne = [1 gm] [1 cm] [s]-2
= [0.001 kg] [ 0.01 m] [0.02min]-2 = 0.025 [kg] [m] [min]-2
=> 100 dyne = 2.5 [kg][m][min]-2
1 dyne = [1 gm] [1 cm] [s]-2
= [0.001 kg] [ 0.01 m] [0.02min]-2 = 0.025 [kg] [m] [min]-2
=> 100 dyne = 2.5 [kg][m][min]-2
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Answer:36×10^-1 (by dimensional analysis)
Explanation:
We know that dyne is the c.g.s unit of force.
Dimension formula of force=M^1 L^1 T^-2
Therefore, a=1, b=1, c=-2
Cgs
N1 = 100 dyne
M1 = 1 g
L1 = 1 cm
T1 = 1 sec
New system
N2 = ?
M2 = 1kg (1000 g)
L2 = 1 m (100 cm)
T2 = 1 min (60 sec)
By using formula -
n2 =n1 (m1/m2)^a ×(L1/L2)^b ×(t1/t2)^c
=100(1/1000)^1 × (1/100)^1 × (1/60)^-2
= 100×1/1000×1/100×60^2
= 10^-3 × 3600
= 10^-3 × 10^2 ×36
= 10^-3+2 × 36
= 36×10^-1. Ans
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