Physics, asked by AkshithaZayn, 11 months ago

The correctness of an equation is checked

using the principle of homogeneity.

For an equation x=a+bt+ct^2

where x is in metre and t in second. What will

be the dimension of ‘b’? ​

Answers

Answered by TheLifeRacer
6

Answer:

Length / time = L / t = M°LS^-1

Explanation:

According to principle of homogeneity , if the left side of equation is distance then the each term of right hand side of equation be distances seperately ,

So , bt = X

Where , X is in metre means length

and t time is in second .

So. b = X/t

b = length/time

b = L/s = LS^-1 Answer

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Answered by AbhinavRocks10
8

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Let's solve for a.

x=a+bt+ct2

Step 1: Flip the equation.

ct2+bt+a=x

Step 2: Add -ct^2 to both sides

ct2+bt+a+−ct2=x+−ct2

bt+a=−ct2+x

Step 3: Add -bt to both sides.

bt+a+−bt=−ct2+x+−bt

a=−ct2−bt+x

Answer:

a=−ct2−bt+x

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