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From the following defining equations, determine the dimensions of the names physical quantities. Use L to represent the dimension length (distance), T to represent time and M to represent mass.
a) force, F: F=ma, (where m is mass and a is acceleration)
b) pressure, p: p=F/A, (where F is a force (see previous question) and A is an area)
-I don't need the answer it's just that I can't even attempt to solve the question as I have no idea what the question is asking for.
a) F=M*d(L/T)/dT ?
b) p=M*d(L/T)/dT/L^2 ?
..that is all that I could come up with.
Thank you for your time.
a) force, F: F=ma, (where m is mass and a is acceleration)
b) pressure, p: p=F/A, (where F is a force (see previous question) and A is an area)
-I don't need the answer it's just that I can't even attempt to solve the question as I have no idea what the question is asking for.
a) F=M*d(L/T)/dT ?
b) p=M*d(L/T)/dT/L^2 ?
..that is all that I could come up with.
Thank you for your time.