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If A =B + \frac{C}{D+E}, the dimensions of B and C are LT-¹ and M°LT° respectively. Find the dimensions of A, D and E

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Answered by OLegion
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Answered by Anonymous
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Required Answer :

Here,

Dimensions of A = Dimensions of B = Dimensions of \dfrac{c}{D+E}

⇒ [A] = [B] = [ \dfrac{c}{D+E} ]

[A] = [B] = LT power 1 = [ \dfrac{c}{D+E} ]

\dfrac{[c]}{[D+E]} = \dfrac{[c]}{[D]} = LT power 1

\dfrac{M°LT°}{[D]} = LT power ¹

⇒ [D] = T¹ = [E]

[A] = M°LT power -1

[D] = M°L°T¹

[E] = M°L°T¹

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