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If potential energy u= A-x^2/ B√x. (X in m ) find dimension of A and B

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Answered by prashantro0
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Answer:

The units for U = (Ax^1/2) / (x+B) are in L^-1/2.

where:

L=Length.

The units for Potential Energy (M*(L/T^2)*L) = (M*L^2/T^2)

where:

M=Mass

L=Length

T=Time.

Since L^-1/2 is not equal to M*L^2 / T^2.

Therefore the units are not equal meaning the dimensions are different this means that U is not equal to Potential Energy in this case.

Explanation:

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