If equation F = m.g + A.m is assumed to be dimensionally correct, then dimension of quantity A will be same as [Given that, If F is supposed to be any force, m is mass of the object and g is acceleration due to gravity] Select one: O a. Length O b. Velocity O C. Area O d. None of the option is correct

If equation F = m.g + A.m is assumed to be dimensionally correct, then dimension of quantity A will be same as [Given that, If F is supposed to be any force, m is mass of the object and g is acceleration due to gravity] Select one: O a. Length O b. Velocity O C. Area O d. None of the option is correct

College Physics

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Chapter1: Introduction

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Problem 13CQ: Answer each question yes or no. Must two quantities have the same dimensions (a) if you are adding...

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