What are the primary dimensions of the following parameters:Energy, E; Specific energy, energy per unit mass, E/m, Power, WO a. (E} = (mL^2/t^2), (E/m}= {L^2 /t^2}, (P) = {mL^2/t^3}O b. (E} = (L^2/t^2), (E/m)= {L^2 / mt^2), (P) = {mL^2/t^3}O. (E} = (mL^2/t^2), (E/m)= {L^2 / t^2}, (P) = {mL^2/ t^2)

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What are the primary dimensions of the following parameters: Energy, E; Specific energy, energy per unit mass, E/m, Power, W a. (E) = (mL^2/t^2), (E/m}= {L^2 /t^2}, (P) = {(mL^2/ t^3} O b. (E} = (L^2/t^2), (E/m)= {L^2 / mt^2), (P) = (mL^2/t^3) O. (E} = (mL^2/t^2), (E/m}= {L^2/ t^2), (P) = (mL^2/ t^2)

What are the primary dimensions of the following parameters: Energy, E; Specific energy, energy per unit mass, E/m, Power, W a. (E) = (mL^2/t^2), (E/m}= {L^2 /t^2}, (P) = {(mL^2/ t^3} O b. (E} = (L^2/t^2), (E/m)= {L^2 / mt^2), (P) = (mL^2/t^3) O. (E} = (mL^2/t^2), (E/m}= {L^2/ t^2), (P) = (mL^2/ t^2)

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