3. Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your proof. a. F(x, – x,) = -mV} - mv b. F= c. AV, – V.) =m -t 2 d. F( - 4) = mV, - mV, Where: F = force (N); x =distance (m); m = mass (kg); V = velocity (m/s); t = time (s)

3. Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your proof. a. F(x, – x,) = -mV} - mv b. F= c. AV, – V.) =m -t 2 d. F( - 4) = mV, - mV, Where: F = force (N); x =distance (m); m = mass (kg); V = velocity (m/s); t = time (s)

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3. Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your proof.
a. F(x, – x,) = -mV} - mv
b. F=
c. AV, – V.) =m -t
2
d. F( - 4) = mV, - mV,
Where: F = force (N); x =distance (m); m = mass (kg); V = velocity (m/s); t = time (s)

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