The position of a particle moving under uniform acceleration is some function of time t and the acceleration a. Suppose we write this position as x=ka"t", where k is a dimensionless constant. What values must m and n have? x = kamt" m [L] = A" · [T]" • [T]" [L] = 리| . [7]2 [L] %3D

The position of a particle moving under uniform acceleration is some function of time t and the acceleration a. Suppose we write this position as x=ka"t", where k is a dimensionless constant. What values must m and n have? x = kamt" m [L] = A" · [T]" • [T]" [L] = 리| . [7]2 [L] %3D

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Description: The position of a particle moving under uniform acceleration is some function of timet and the acceleration a. Suppose we write this position as x=ka"t", where k is adimensionless constant. What values must m and n have?x = kamt"m[L] = A"· [T]"• [T]

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