Physics, asked by RSatyayu, 1 year ago

if g is the acceleration due to gravity and Lambda is wavelength then which physical quantity does Lambda root G represents

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Answered by jagmanpal42
40
λ = m
g =m/s
²

(λ g)² = [(m) (m/s²)]
(λ g)² = m^4 x s^4

debadityadutta1: lambda = m how
debadityadutta1: ?how?
jagmanpal42: lambda is the wavelength and unit of any length is m
jagmanpal42: Here unit of lambda is m and unit of g is m/s^2
jagmanpal42: I hope it helps :)
Answered by CarliReifsteck
27

Answer:

The physical quantity of \lambda\sqrt{g}\ is [LT^{-1}\sqrt{L}]

Explanation:

Given that,

\lambda\sqrt{g}.....(I)

If g is the acceleration due to gravity and Lambda is wavelength.

We need to calculate the physical quantity of \lambda\sqrt{g},

We know the dimension of acceleration and wavelength

g = [LT^{-2}]

\lambda=[L]

Put the value of g and lambda in equation (I)

\lambda\sqrt{g}=[L]\times\sqrt{[LT^{-2}]}

\lambda\sqrt{g}=[LT^{-1}\sqrt{L}]

Hence, The physical quantity of \lambda\sqrt{g}\ is [LT^{-1}\sqrt{L}]

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