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what is the dimension of force?​

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Answered by binaroy032
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The dimension of a derived unit like velocity, which is distance (length) divided by time, then becomes [LT−1] in this notation. The dimension of force, another derived unit, is the same as the dimension of mass times acceleration, and hence the dimension of force is [MLT−2].

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The dimension of a derived unit like velocity, which is distance (length) divided by time, then becomes [LT−1] in this notation. The dimension of force, another derived unit, is the same as the dimension of mass times acceleration, and hence the dimension of force is [MLT−2].

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