Write an expression for a with a dimensionless constant of proportionality k. (Use the following as necessary: v, r, k, n, and m.) m a = Substitute the dimensions of a, r, and v. (Use the following as necessary: n, m, L, and T.) (수)" m = L" Equate the exponents ofL and T so that the dimensional equation is balanced: n + m = 1 and m = -1 Solve the two equations for n: n =2 Write the acceleration expression. (Use the following as necessary: v, r, and k.) .- a =

Write an expression for a with a dimensionless constant of proportionality k. (Use the following as necessary: v, r, k, n, and m.) m a = Substitute the dimensions of a, r, and v. (Use the following as necessary: n, m, L, and T.) (수)" m = L" Equate the exponents ofL and T so that the dimensional equation is balanced: n + m = 1 and m = -1 Solve the two equations for n: n =2 Write the acceleration expression. (Use the following as necessary: v, r, and k.) .- a =

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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