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1. M, L, and T are units of mass, length, and time. respectively. The symbols used in the equations are: [F] = Force = [M][L]/[T²} [x] = Distance = [L] [v] = velocity = [L]/[T] [a] = acceleration = [L}/[T²] Are the following equations dimensionally correct? Explain why for each case. (a) (b) (c) (d) v = at + = (2x/a)¹/2 v³ = 2ax² F = mvx
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Transcribed Image Text:1. M, L, and T are units of mass, length, and time. respectively. The symbols used in the equations are: [F] = Force = [M][L]/[T²} [x] = Distance = [L] [v] = velocity = [L]/[T] [a] = acceleration = [L}/[T²] Are the following equations dimensionally correct? Explain why for each case. (a) (b) (c) (d) v = at + = (2x/a)¹/2 v³ = 2ax² F = mvx
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