Physics, asked by aminenisweety, 9 months ago

height of a body is measured as AB in one system and as CD in another system.A,C are numerical values B, D are units. If A/C=100,then B/D=​ a)100 b)1/100 c)1 d)zero

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Answered by nandalaljayaswal1234
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Answer:

b) 1/100

Explanation:

suppose the heigt of body measured in AB is 100cm and CD is 1m . so a/c = 100/1 = 100

and b/d = 1 cm/ 1m = 1cm/100cm = 1/100

Answered by kjuli1766
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Concept:

Comparing a physical quantity to a recognized standard quantity of the same kind is the process of measurement.

Height is the distance between the top and bottom or the base and the object.

Given:

In one system, height is measured as AB and as CD in another system.

The value of A/C = 100.

Find:

The value of B/D.

Solution:

The height measurement is assumed to be AB in one system and CD in another.

B and D are the units used to measure the height, while A and C are the numerical values.

Given that the same person's height is represented by both AB and CD, their ratio will be equal to 1.

Therefore,

\frac{AB}{CD}=1

\frac{A}{C}\frac{B}{D}=1

We have, \frac{A}{C}=100

100(\frac{B}{D})=1\\

\frac{B}{D}=\frac{1}{100}

The value of B/D is 1/100.

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