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ML^-1T^-2 × l^3 is equal to​

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Answered by SIALACHAKZAI
0

Answer:

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Pressure P= force/ area =F/A

[P]=[MLT  

−2

]/[L  

2

]=[ML  

−1

T  

−2

]

Energy per unit volume , E= work done/volume =(force ×displement)/volume

[E]=  

[L  

3

]

[MLT  

−2

][L]

​  

=[ML  

−1

T  

−2

]

The dimension of force, [F]=[MLT  

−2

] and linear momentum, [p]=[mv]=[MLT  

−1

]

Explanation:

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Answered by vaidehishukal
0

Answer:

ML^2T^-2

Explanation:

=M×T^-2×L^-1×L^3

=MT^-2×L^-1+3

(Bez in multiplication powers are added)

=MT^-2L^2(This is dimenssion of energy)

Its unit is joule.

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