Question 1: The magnitude of the friction force acting on a particle is givenby f = -bv². Here, b and v are a positive constant and the speed of the%3|particle, respectively. Find the dimension of constant b in terms of fundamentaldimensions M (mass), T (time), and L (length).Select one:O M/T?M/TDimensionlessM/L2Ο ML

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Question 1: The magnitude of the friction force acting on a particle is given by f = -bv². Here, b and v are a positive constant and the speed of the particle, respectively. Find the dimension of constant b in terms of fundamental dimensions M (mass), T (time), and L (length). elect one: O M/T2 O M/T O Dimensionless O M/L² O M/L

Question 1: The magnitude of the friction force acting on a particle is given by f = -bv². Here, b and v are a positive constant and the speed of the particle, respectively. Find the dimension of constant b in terms of fundamental dimensions M (mass), T (time), and L (length). elect one: O M/T2 O M/T O Dimensionless O M/L² O M/L

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Chapter1: Units And Measurement

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