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Three physical quantities A, B and C are related as A = B + C, then
1)Dimensions of A, B and C are same

2)Dimensions of A, B and C are different

3)Dimensions of A and B are same but dimensions of A and C are different

4)Dimensions of B and C are same but dimensions of A and C are different

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Answered by GulabLachman
1

Option (1) : The dimensions of A, B and C are same

Explanation: The dimensions of B and C are same because the dimensions that are completely same can be added. Unlike dimensions are not added, they can be only multiplied.

For example, let dimensions of B be M and dimensions of C be also M. These can be added.

But, let dimensions of B be M and dimensions of C be L. These cannot be added since mass and length of an object are not additive.

Now, when B and C of same dimensions are added, the sum is also of same dimensions. For example, when two masses 4 kg and 6 kg are added, the resulting sum 10 kg also is a measure of mass.

Therefore, A also has the same dimensions as that of B and C.

This proves that A, B and C have the same dimensions.

Answered by amitnrw
2

Three physical quantities A, B and C are related as A = B + C, then Dimensions of A, B and C are same

A = B + C

Linear operations can be performed on Quantities with same dimensions only.

Linear operations are Addition and subtraction.

Here B + C is linear operation on B and C

Hence B and C must have Same dimensions.

Dimensions does not change on linear operation.

Hence Dimensions of B + C will be same as of B and C

Quantities can be compared/equated only if they have same dimensions.

Hence Dimension A of will be same as of B + C

Hence Dimensions of A , B and C are same

Only option 1) has Dimensions of A , B and C same so correct option is 1).

Three physical quantities A, B and C are related as A = B + C, then Dimensions of A, B and C are same

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