Physics, asked by baski2258, 1 year ago

The dimensions of Planck's constant are the same as those of angular momentum. Please explain how they are having same dimensions.

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Answered by Anonymous
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hey mate!!


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Your answer is...


As, you know planks constant is represented by h


Also,


Lembda= h/p


Where lembda is wavelength


And p is linear momentum=mv


Now,


h = lembda ×mv


h = LM (LT^-)

dimension of planks constant is ML^2T^-

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Now,


Angular momentum = mvr


Angular momentum= M(LT^-)L


Dimension of angular momentum is ML^2T^-


Hence,


Dimension of both planks constant And angular momentum is same.


Hope it will help you...


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