How do u dimensionally prove
E = mv^2/2 ??
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E = mgh
E = m{(v-u)/t}h
E = m(v/t)h (because initial velocity is 0)
E = m(v/t)(ut+1/2gt^2)
E = m(v/t)(1/2gt^2)
E = 1/2m(vgt)
E = 1/2m(v(v/t)t) (from third and second step)
E = 1/2mv^2
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E = m{(v-u)/t}h
E = m(v/t)h (because initial velocity is 0)
E = m(v/t)(ut+1/2gt^2)
E = m(v/t)(1/2gt^2)
E = 1/2m(vgt)
E = 1/2m(v(v/t)t) (from third and second step)
E = 1/2mv^2
H.P
plz mark it as brainliest.
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