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OpenStudy (anonymous):

How this equation can be shown as dimensionally consistent T=2π√l/g

OpenStudy (anonymous):

units of time,T are in seconds since units of length of pendulum,l are in metre and acceleration due to gravity,g are in metre per second squared => length/length per time squared = time squared due to the square root on RHS the time squared becomes 'time' since 2(pie) is a constant it doesn't have any dimensions therefore it can be shown that dimensions on LHS is equal to dimensions on RHS and the given eqn is dimensionally consistent

OpenStudy (anonymous):

It is a linear equation (which shows consistency).

OpenStudy (anonymous):

k= 2\[pi\]

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