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3. The displacement of a particle is represented by s = at? + bts where t is time. Deduce the values of the constants a, and b. Solution Hint: The summed quantities must all have the same dimension as s. Dimension of displacement s =. L ..., and t = ...I.......... .... ... = Equate dimension of s and at2 ; dim a= . ; dim b = ..... > Equate dimension of s and bt³​

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Explanation:

Correct option is

A

As LHS=RHS, formula is dimensionally correct.

Writing the dimensions of either side of the given equation.

LHS=8=displacement=[M

0

LT

0

]

RHS=ut=velocity×time=[M

0

LT

−1

][T]=[M

0

LT

0

]

and

2

1

at

2

=(acceleration)×(time)

2

=[M

0

LT

−2

][T]

2

=[M

0

LT

0

]

As LHS=RHS, formula is dimensionally correct.

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