Physics, asked by CapBlissSaigi1943, 8 months ago

What is the dimension for coloumb's constant k?

Answers

Answered by Dinogyu17

Answer:

hope it helps you

Explanation:

in the CGS electrostatic units they define the Coulomb Force Constant to be the dimensionless 1 (ϵ0=14π ϵ 0 = 1 4 π in cgs). that results in the dimension of electric charge being length / time x sqrt(length x mass) or velocity x (length x mass)^(1/2).

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 4 months ago

what are the qualifications needed to become software engineer in go ogle.

Math, 4 months ago

[(5²)³x5⁴]÷5^6 simplify and give reason...

English, 4 months ago

comment o the Ranga's marriage.

English, 8 months ago

(Will, Would, Could) Do you mind the window please? (to close, closed, closing) I leave early tomorrow morning? I have a doctor's appointment. (Could, do you mind if, would you mind if) Unit-III...

Biology, 8 months ago

Starch synthesised in leaves is transported to different plant parts ? State true or false...

Science, 1 year ago

OBTAIN INFORMATION ABOUT THE FOLLOWING ON WHICH PRINCIPLES OF NEWTONS LAW OF MOTION THEY ARE BASED ON LAUNCHING OF A ROCKET...

Chemistry, 1 year ago

what is the another name to non-sooty (blue) flame?

English, 1 year ago

Socrates was the philosopher of ancient Greece. change into positive sentence...