What is the Dimensional formula for solar constant
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The solar constant is defined as the solar energy incident per unit area per second on earth. [Solar constant] = [Energy/(Area x Time)] = [ML2T −2/(L2 T)] = [MT−3]
The solar constant is defined as the solar energy incident per unit area per second on earth. [Solar constant] = [Energy/(Area x Time)] = [ML2T −2/(L2 T)] = [MT−3]
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The dimensional formula for solar constant is [M L⁴ T⁻³].
Explanation:
- Solar constant is measuring of total radiation from the sun per unit of time per unit of area. The approximately value of solar constant is 1.366 kilowatts per square metre.
- The unit of solar constant is watts per square metre.
- Watt is unit of power. The unit of power is J.m. The dimension of power is [M L² T⁻³].
- The dimension of square meter is [L²].
- Thus, the dimension of solar constant is [M L² T⁻³][L²] = [M L⁴ T⁻³].
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