Name:Thurs., Sept. 03 / Fri., Sept. 04Problem 3. Use dimensional analysis to determine which of the following is not a valid equation. In theseequations, d is distance, v is velocity, t is time, and a is acceleration. Please circle your choice below in thequestion.a.) d= vt + atb.) v2 - ļad)at+ Please circle your answer here.TRA. Model: What concepts will you need to answer the problem? What assumptions are you making?B. Visualize/Parameterize: Make a sketch of the problem. Identify known and unknown values givenin the problem. What equations will you need?Please ShowJour librkC. Solve Remember Formula FirstD. Assess: Check your units and if your answer is reasonable.Solution.

The dimension of the distance (d) is [L], the dimension of the time is [t]. The mathematical formula…

Problem 3. Use dimensional analysis to determine which of the following is not a valid equation. In these equations, d is distance, v is velocity, t is time, and a is acceleration. Please circle your choice below in the question. a.) d= vt + at" b.) v= at TR - Jad + Please circle your answer here. Zad

Problem 3. Use dimensional analysis to determine which of the following is not a valid equation. In these equations, d is distance, v is velocity, t is time, and a is acceleration. Please circle your choice below in the question. a.) d= vt + at" b.) v= at TR - Jad + Please circle your answer here. Zad

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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