Physics Assume the following six statements are correct:Q = 4.19 m?/sR = 7.24 x 104 kgS = 1.23 kg m / s?T= 2.88 x 103 kg/mU = 12.3 kg? m² / s³V =1.01 x 10-6 sAlso, assume that a, b, c, and d are just numbers (they are constants without units or dimensions).а,If the previous statements are true, which of the following equations are definitely not true? Choose all thatapply. More than one option may be a correct answer.QST= (4a/3) UQR/S = (2 pi b) TQ? T² / V = (4c/3) UO Z = 3 d ST- (2/3) V²

Q = 4.19 m2sR = 7.24×10-4 kg S = 1.23 kg.ms2T = 2.88×10-3 kgmU = 12.3 kg2m2s3V = 1.01×10-6 sIt is…

Assume the following six statements are correct: Q = 4.19 m²/s R = 7.24 x 10-4 kg S = 1.23 kg m / s² T= 2.88 x 103 kg/m U = 12.3 kg² m² / s³ V=1.01 x 10-6s Also, assume that a, b, c, and d are just numbers (they are constants without units or dimensions). If the previous statements are true, which of the following equations are definitely not true? Choose all that apply. More than one option may be a correct answer. O QST = (4a/3) U O QR/S = (2 pi b) T O Q? T² / V = (4c/3) U O Z = 3 d ST - (2/3) V-2

Assume the following six statements are correct: Q = 4.19 m²/s R = 7.24 x 10-4 kg S = 1.23 kg m / s² T= 2.88 x 103 kg/m U = 12.3 kg² m² / s³ V=1.01 x 10-6s Also, assume that a, b, c, and d are just numbers (they are constants without units or dimensions). If the previous statements are true, which of the following equations are definitely not true? Choose all that apply. More than one option may be a correct answer. O QST = (4a/3) U O QR/S = (2 pi b) T O Q? T² / V = (4c/3) U O Z = 3 d ST - (2/3) V-2

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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