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1) use dimensional analysis to determine which of the following expressions gives the area of a circle: is it pie r ^2, or 2 pi...Asked by anonymous
1) use dimensional analysis to determine which of the following expressions gives the area of a circle: is it pie r ^2, or 2 pie r? explain
- pie r^2 right?? because its what they normally use to find area of a circle
2) If a distance d has units of meters and a time T has units of sec, does the quantity T+d make sense physically?? what about the quantity d/T? explain in both cases
- ?? I don't know
- pie r^2 right?? because its what they normally use to find area of a circle
2) If a distance d has units of meters and a time T has units of sec, does the quantity T+d make sense physically?? what about the quantity d/T? explain in both cases
- ?? I don't know
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Answered by
Henry
1. Area = pi*r^2.
2. You cannot add time and distance, but
you can divide:
V = d/T or distance per unit of time.
2. You cannot add time and distance, but
you can divide:
V = d/T or distance per unit of time.
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