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Answered by TrickYwriTer
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Explanation:

Given -

  •   \mathsf{(p   +   \dfrac{a}{ {V}^{2} }) (V - b) = RT}

Here,

p = pressure

V = volume

T = absolute temperature

a, b, R = constant

To Find -

  • Dimension of a.b = ?

From Dimensional analysis :-

 \mathsf{p  =   \dfrac{a}{ {V}^{2} } }

Then,

a = pV²

As we know that :-

 \mathsf{pressure =  \dfrac{F}{A} }

\mathsf{ \frac{MLT  {}^{ - 2} }{L {}^{2} } }

\mathsf{p = ML {}^{ - 1} T {}^{ - 2} }

Then,

 \mathsf{a = ML {}^{ - 1} T {}^{ - 2}  \times  {(L {}^{3}) }^{2} }

 \mathsf{a  = ML {}^{ - 1} T {}^{ - 2}   \times  {L}^{6} }

Hence,

 \mathsf{a = ML {}^{5}  {T}^{ - 2} }

And

V = b

As we know that :-

  • V (volume) = L³

Hence,

b = L³

Then,

The value of a.b is

 \mathsf{a . b = ML {}^{5} T {}^{ - 2}  \times   L {}^{3} }

Hence,

\mathsf{a.b =ML {}^{8} T {}^{ - 2}  }

Therefore,

Option B is correct.

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