how to find dimension of any physical quantity?
@mukushla @mathslover @shruti @SUROJ @ashna @Preetha @PaxPolaris
I guess there are 3 dimension lenght, bredth and height
and if you consider forth time dimension
In the SI system, the dimension of all physical quantities is a combination of the 7 fundamental quantities such as ..
Name Unit Symbol Distance Meter L Mass Kilogram M Time Second T Current Ampere I Light Candela J Heat Kelvin K Concentration Mole N
Ok so there are two types of units: 1) Basic (given above by ashna) 2) Derived for example: speed = distance /time unit of distance = metre and unit of time = second hence unit of speed = m/s
reprsentation : [SPEED] = \(\large{[LT^{-1}]}\)
is this what u wanted @Ruchi. ?
@Ruchi. candela sybol is cd sorry !
right J is the symbol of Joule ( unit of energy )
Any physical quantity Q can then be dimensionally expressed as [Q] = L^1 M^2 T^3
THE ONE WHICH SEEMS TO BE POWERS IN MATH IS CALLED DIMENSIONS IN PHYSICS
P.S though not every where
do you have any books to refer to ?
@mathslover i don't know how to find dimension of any physical quantity.
Of any physical quantity :? you mean like find the dimensions of velocity , speed etc.?
Area = length * length = L^2 UNDERSTOOD ? @Ruchi.
any i mean plz tell me that hw can we find dimension of any quantity.
okay
Volume = Length * area = Length * Length * Length = L^3
understood that ?
yes
do you intent someone else to explain , or am i to continue ?
plz continue
okay
Angle = Arc / Radius = no dimensions
you know why ?
why?
arc = L radius = L so both gets cancelled
understood ?
ok
Density = Mass / Volume = M / L^3 = M^1 L^-3
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