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What is the Dimension of force

What is the Dimension of force
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What is the Dimension of force

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Step-by-step explanation:

the Dimension of force is MLT^-2

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Answer:

F = MLT^-2

Step-by-step explanation:

Dimension of force

Force = Mass × acceleration

= Mass × (displacement/time²)

= M¹ × (L¹/T²)

= M¹ × L¹T-²

Force = MLT^-2

Thus, The dimension of Force is MLT^-2

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