When the dimensions of both sides of an equation are equal, then the equation is said to be:
Correct answer: B. Homogeneous
- A. Simultaneous
- B. Homogeneous
- C. Instantaneous
- D. Quadratic
Explanation
A dimension equation is said to be homogeneous, only and only if dimensions of equations are same on both sides.
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Physical quantities are expressed with SI base and derived units, while measurement limits are described through accuracy, precision, absolute and percentage error, and significant figures. Dimensional analysis checks equations, derives relationships and detects inconsistent units, but it cannot determine numerical constants or distinguish quantities with identical dimensions.
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