The position of a particle at time 't' is given by the equation : x(t) = 0 equation : 20) = (1-en Dimensions of V, and A respectively are 0
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We’ve been given that the position of a particle is given by x(t)=(v0α)(1−c−at)
and we want to find the dimensional formula of v0
and α
.
Now, we know that according to the rules of dimensional formula, the term in the exponential must be dimensionless. This implies that the term −αt must be dimensionless. So, we can write
[αt]=[α]T1=M0L0T0
Dividing both sides in the above equation by T1, we get
[α]=M0L0T−1
Now, to find the dimensions of v0
, we can use the rule that the two terms that are being equated must have the same dimensional formula. Now we know the dimensional formula of velocity as
[v]=M0L1T−1
Now the term on the
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