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Orlov [11]
3 years ago
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Dimensional analysis: a)-Can be used to derive equations and non-dimensional numbers. b)-Helps in planning experiments. c)-Is an

efficient way of storing and retrieving experimental data. d)-Is very helpful in determining speeds for dynamic similarity in model testing. e)- All of the above
Engineering
1 answer:
iris [78.8K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Option e)

Explanation:

Dimensional Analysis helps in the analysis of relationship between physical quantities, checking its dimension thus checking the accuracy of a given or to find the dimensions of a quantity or the degree of correctness of an equation.

Dimensional analysis has some of the applications that are listed below:

  • To establish a relationship between physical quantities
  • To check the accuracy of a given formula
  • To derive units of a physical quantity
  • To convert system of units in one another.
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