Momentum per unit volume has the same dimension as torque
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yes momentum per unit volume has same dimension as torque
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Answer:
Momentum per unit volume does not have the same dimension as torque.
Explanation:
- Momentum is the product of mass and velocity
- Dimensions of mass is [M] and velocity is [L/T]
- The dimension of momentum is [ML/T]
- The dimension of volume is [L³]
- The dimension of momentum per unit volume is [ML/T]/[L³] = [M/L²T]
- Torque is the product of radius and force
- The dimension of the radius is [L]
- The dimension of force is [ML/T²]
- The dimension of Torque is [ML²/T²]
The dimension of momentum per unit volume is [ML/T]/[L³] = [M/L²T] while that of Torque is [ML²/T²] which is not the same.
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