The frequency of v of vibration of stretched string depends on it's length L it's mass per unit length m and the tension T in the string obtain dimensionally an expression for frequency v.
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Here, Bold T denotes tension and T denotes time
[n] = [T]-1
[T] = [MLT-2]
[l] = [L]
[m] = [ML-1]
Now let us assume a relation
n = kT xlymz
=> [ n] = k[T] x[l]y[m]z
=> [T]-1 = k[MLT-2]x[L]y[ML-1]z
=> [T]-1 = k[Mx+z Lx+y-z T-2x]
Comparing the powers on both sides of T
–2x = –1
=> x = ½
Comparing the powers on both sides of L
x + y – z = 0
=> z – y = ½
Comparing the powers on both sides of M
x + z = 0
=> z = –½
=> y = –1
So our expression becomes
n = kT xlymz
=> n = kT1/2 l-1m-1/2
=> n = (k/l)√(T/m)
Here, Bold T denotes tension and T denotes time
[n] = [T]-1
[T] = [MLT-2]
[l] = [L]
[m] = [ML-1]
Now let us assume a relation
n = kT xlymz
=> [ n] = k[T] x[l]y[m]z
=> [T]-1 = k[MLT-2]x[L]y[ML-1]z
=> [T]-1 = k[Mx+z Lx+y-z T-2x]
Comparing the powers on both sides of T
–2x = –1
=> x = ½
Comparing the powers on both sides of L
x + y – z = 0
=> z – y = ½
Comparing the powers on both sides of M
x + z = 0
=> z = –½
=> y = –1
So our expression becomes
n = kT xlymz
=> n = kT1/2 l-1m-1/2
=> n = (k/l)√(T/m)
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