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Discussion Forum : Hydraulics - Section 5 (Q.No. 41)
41.
The dimensions MLT-2 refers to
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Happy Patel said:
1 decade ago
Force = kg.m/sec2.
Dimension:
kg=mass, m=l, sec2=T2.
Then, kg.m/sec2 = MLT-2.
Dimension:
kg=mass, m=l, sec2=T2.
Then, kg.m/sec2 = MLT-2.
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Hemanta said:
7 years ago
We know that, F = ma,
Where, m = mass(Kg) &
a = acceleration (m/sec2).
So, F = M x L/T2.
= MLT-2.
Where, m = mass(Kg) &
a = acceleration (m/sec2).
So, F = M x L/T2.
= MLT-2.
(1)
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