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APPENDIX 1 · Part 3

Chapter 3: Back Matter · Physics Volume 1

x in the above equation h = h cot cot ° ° h cot ° = h cot ° + h(cot ° – cot ° ) = h = cot ° – cot ° = . m - - - - Appendix According to the principle of homogeneity, Dimensions of LHS = Dimensions of RHS Substituting the dimensions in the given formula S = ut + / at , is a number. It has no dimensions [L] = [LT - ] [T ]+[LT - ] [T ] [L] = [L] + [L] As the dimensional formula of LHS is same as that of RHS, the equation is dimensionally correct. Comment: But actually it is a wrong equation.

We know that the equation of motion is s = ut + / at So, dimensionally correct equation need not be the true (or) actual equation But a true equation is always dimensionally correct. . Round - off the following numbers as indicated. a) .

to digits b) . × to digits c) . × - to digits d) 124783 to digits. Solution: a) .

b) . × c) . × - d) 124780 . Solve the following with regard to significant figures.

a) b) . × . Convert a velocity of kmh - into m s - with the help of dimensional analysis. Solution: n = kmh - n = ?

m s - L = 1Km L =1m T = 1h T = 1s n = n L L T T b   The dimensional formula for velocity is [L T - ] a = b = - n Km h s      n s s      = × × / =

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