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If dimensions of the length are expressed as G*C'h' where G, C and h are universal gravitational constant and speed of light and Planck's constant respectively, then ​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

(M

0

L

1

T

0

) αG

x

l

y

h

z

G=

M

2

(M

1

L

1

T

−2

)

×(L

2

)=M

−1

L

3

T

−2

C=LT

−1

h=

λ

C

Energy

=

L

LT

−1

M

1

L

2

T

−2

=M

1

L

2

T

−1

M

0

L

1

T

0

=(M

−1

L

3

T

−2

)

x

(LT

−1

)

y

(M

1

L

2

T

−1

)

z

−x+z=0,3x+y+2z=1,−2x−y−z=0

x=z

⇒5x+y=1

y=−3/2

x=1/2

z=1/2

Answered by rhyrhm
0

Explanation:

Correct option is

C

x=21,y=−23,z=21

Length ∝GxCyhz

[L]=[M−1L3T−2]x[LT−1]y[ML2T−1]z

On comparing the power of M, L and T in both sides, we get

−x+z=0     ....(i)

3x+y+2z=1   ....(ii)

and −2x−y−z=0   ....(iii)

By solving Eqs. (i), (ii) and (iii) we get

x=21;y=−23 and z=21

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