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kavishka

6 Years agoGrade 12

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Vikas TU

Approved Tutor Answer6 Years ago

Since, the force is on the left hand side, therefore the right hand side quantities also represent force. Thus, both at and bt² represent force.

Dimensional formula of force - M L T^(-2)

Dimensional formula of at and bt² will also be M L T^(-2)

Means, [aT] = MLT^(-2)

= [a] = (M1 L1 T-²)/T

= [a] = M1 L1 T-³

Similarly for B,

force = Bt²

so b= force/t2

= MLT^-4

Hope this clears

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