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Prove that ................is dimensionally correct

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Answered by shree543

An equation for a physical relation must be dimensionally correct to be valid. However, a dimensionally correct equation is not necessarily correct physically. An equation can be dimensionally correct, but the dimension not refer to any physical quantity.

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