6.4.Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show yourproof.F= maa.F = mRb.F(t, -4) = m(V, -V)F = mV(V, –V)c.d.F=m-V)(1, -4)whereF = force (N)m= mass (kg)a= acceleration (m's*)V= velocity (m/s)R= radius (m)1= time (s)

Given equations, a. F=mab. F=mV2Rc. F(t2-t1)=mV2-V1d. F=mVe. F=mV2-V1(t2-t1) where, F = force (N) =…

6.4. Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your proof. a. F= ma b. F =m R F(t, -1,) = m(V, – v) F = mV C. d. (V, -V) (f, – 4.) F =m-V) = m- where F= force (N) m = mass (kg) a= acceleration (m's) V=velocity (m's) R=radius (m) 1= time (s)

6.4. Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your proof. a. F= ma b. F =m R F(t, -1,) = m(V, – v) F = mV C. d. (V, -V) (f, – 4.) F =m-V) = m- where F= force (N) m = mass (kg) a= acceleration (m's) V=velocity (m's) R=radius (m) 1= time (s)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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Problem 6.27P

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6.4.
Which one of the following equations is dimensionally homogenous? Show your
proof.
F= ma
a.
F = m
R
b.
F(t, -4) = m(V, -V)
F = mV
(V, –V)
c.
d.
F=m-V)
(1, -4)
where
F = force (N)
m= mass (kg)
a= acceleration (m's*)
V= velocity (m/s)
R= radius (m)
1= time (s)

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