Trivial Dimensions Flashcards

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Energy comes in many different forms. Name the physical dimensions of energy.

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[E] = ML2t-2

Many forms of energy consists of work, kinetic, potential, …….

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Name the physical dimensions of Power.

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[P] = [ML2t-3]

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Using Dimensional Analysis, give the average power P(W,t) and instaneous power P(F,v).

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P = W/t for average power and P = F · v

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Name are the physical dimensions of the spring constant k.

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[k] = [Mt-2]

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Name the physical dimensions that Impusle should be in.

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[J] = [F dt] = [MLt-1]

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Name the physical dimension of angular velocity w(r,v). Use D.A. to give an equation.

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[w] = [t-1]

w = dθ / dt = v / r

θ is dimensionless ⇒ [θ] = [1].

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Using D.A., give the equation for radian measure s(r,θ).

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s =

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The linear acceleration a of the point has both tangential and radial components. Using D.A. give both equations in magnitude, at(r,α) and ar(v,r).

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at = α r

ar = v2 / r

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Give the physical dimensions of Rotational Inertia and the governed equation I(m,r).

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[I] = [ML2]

I = Σmiri2

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Give the equation that governs Torque Tnet(I,α) in magnitude.

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[T] = [ML2t-2]

T = Iα

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What is the physical dimensions of the gravitational constant G?

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[G] = [L3M-1t-2]

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What is the physical dimension of frequency f? How is it related to period?

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[f] = [t-1]

f = T-1

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A particle with mass m that moves under the influence of a Hooke’s law restoring force given by F = -kx exhibits harmonic motion with w(k,m) angular frequency and T(m,k) period. Give the physical dimensions and using D.A. give these equations.

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[w] = [t-1] ⇒ w = (k / m)1/2

T = 2π/w

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Considering a sinusoidal wave, give the k wave number and wave speed vwave(λ,f) = vwave(w, k) = vwave(λ, T).

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k = 2π / k

vwave = w / k = λ / T = λ f.

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What are the physical dimensions of I(P, A) Intensity and governing equaiton?

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[I] = [Mt-2]

I = P / A.

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Sound waves are longitudinal mechanical waves that can travel through solids, liquids, or gases. The speed v of a sound wave in a medium having bulk modulus β and density ρ is what?

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v = (β/ρ)1/2

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What are the physical dimensions of the bulk modulus β?

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[β] = [N/m2] = [Pascals] = [ML-1t2]

The bulk modulus is the property that determines the extent to which an element of a medium changes in volume when the pressure on it changes.

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What is the physical dimension of L luminosity?

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[L] = [Power] = [ML2t-3] = [candela].

Luminosity is an absolute measure of radiated electromagnetic power (light), the radiant power emitted by a light-emitting object.

In astronomy, luminosity is the total amount of electromagnetic energy emitted per unit of time by a star, galaxy, or other astronomical object.

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This base quantity is the rate at which charge passes a point.

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What is current?

[I] = [ampere] = [A].

20
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Name the physical dimensions of E the electric field strength.

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[E] = [MLT-3I-1]

21
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Give the electric potential’s V physical dimensions.

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[V] = [volt] = [J/C] = [ML2I-1t-3]

22
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Give physical dimensions of capacitance and using D.A. find the equation C(q,V).

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[C] = [farads] = [C/V] = [1/J] = [M-1L-2t4I2]

C = q / v

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Give the physical dimensions of pressure.

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[P] = [pascals] = [ML-1T-2].

24
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Give the physical dimensions of resistance.

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R = [Ω] = [V/A] = [J/CA] = [ML2t-3I-2].

25
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In a resistor, electric potential energy is converted to internal thermal energy via collisions between charge carriers and atoms. A measurement of this is called resistive dissipation, P(i,R) or P(V,R). Using D.A., find both equations.

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P = i2R and P = V2/R.

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Give the physical dimensions of B the magnetic field.

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[B] = [Tesla] = [N(Am)-1] = [IL-1].

27
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An inductor is a device that can be used to produce a known magnetic field in a specified region. Give the physical dimensions of inductance L.

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[L] = [henry] = [T·m2/A] = [Nm/A2] = [ML2T-2I-2].

28
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Give the physical dimensions of ρ electric charge density.

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[ρ] = [L-3TI]

29
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Give the physical dimensions of ΦB the magnetic flux.

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B] = [weber] = [T·m2] = [ML2T-2I-1].

30
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Give the physical dimensions of ΦE the electric flux.

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E] = [(volt/m)·m2] = [ML3T-3I-1].

31
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The magnetic moment is the magnetic strength and orientation of a magnet or other object that produces a magnetic field. Examples of objects that have magnetic moments include: loops of electric current (such as electromagnets), permanent magnets, moving elementary particles (such as electrons), various molecules, and many astronomical objects (such as many planets, some moons, stars, etc). Give the physical dimensions of m the magnetic moment.

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[m] = [A·m2] = [L2I].

32
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The permittivity of free space, ε0, is a physical constant used often in electromagnetism. It represents the capability of a vacuum to permit electric fields. It is also connected to the energy stored within an electric field and capacitance. Perhaps more surprisingly, it’s fundamentally related to the speed of light. Give the physical dimensions of ε0.

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0] = [Farad·m-1] = [M-1L-3T4I2].

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The permeability of free space, μ0, is a physical constant used often in electromagnetism. t is connected to the energy stored in a magnetic field, the speed of light and permittivity of free space. Give the physical dimensions of μ0.

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0] = [H·m-1] = [MLT-2I-2].