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(c) (a) work =force * d i s t a n c e = [MLT-2] [L]= [ML2T-2]

Torque= force (distance)= [ML2T-2]

(b) angular momentum = mvr = [MLT-1] [L]= [ML2T-1]

Planck's constant= E/V= [ML2T-2]/ [T-1]= [ML2T-1]

(c) tension=force= [MLT-2]

Surface tension = force/length= [MLT-2]/L= [ML0T-2]

(d) impulse =force (time)= [MLT-2] [T]= [MLT-1]

linear momentum = mass (velocity)= [M] [LT-1]

They both have different formula.

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(a) Given length = (1.62 ± 0.1 )cm

And breadth b= (10.1 ± 0.1 )cm

Area = l * b=163.62 cm2

But when we rounding off to three significant figures then it would be =164cm2

? A A = ? l l + ? b b = 0.1 16.2 + 0.1 10.1 = 2.63 163.62

s o ? A = A * 2.63 163.62 = 16.62 * 2.63 163.32 = 2.63cm2

So by rounding it off it become 3cm2

Area A= (164 ± 3 )cm2

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(d) Rounding off 2.745 to 3 significant figures would be 2.74 so result after in three significant figures is 2.74.

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(c) As we know that formula for density is

density = m a s s v o l u m e = 4.237 g 2.5 c m 3 = 1.6948  so density is 1.7g/cm3

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(b) The sum of these numbers is 663.821. The number with least decimal places is 227.2 is correct to only one decimal places and the closest number to it 664.

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(b) The zero after points are not significant. The number can be written as 0.069, Hence number of significant figure are four.

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t1=39.6s, t2=39.9s and t3=39.5s

Least count of measuring instrument =0.1s

Precision in the measurement =least count of the measuring instrument =0.1s

So mean value of 20 observation

Mean value of t= t 1 + t 2 + t 3 3 = 39.6 + 39.9 + 39.5 3 = 39.7 s

Absolute error in

 t1= t-t1 = 39.7-39.6 =0.1s

In t2= t-t2 = 39.7-39.9=-0.2s

In t3= t-t1 = 39.7-39.5= 0.2s

Mean error = 0.1 + 0.2 + 0.2 3 = 0.17 s 0.2

Accuracy in the measurement = ? 0.2 s

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For dimensional consistency LHS = RHS

[L]= [A]=L

As wt-kx should be dimensionless [wt]= [kx]=1

w [T]=k [L]=1

So w= [T]-1 and k= [L]-1

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The formula for solid angle is

 solid angle = area/ (distance)2

= 1 c m 2 5 c m 2 = 1 25 = 4 * 10 - 2 s t e r i d i a n

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As we know, θ = l r r a d i a n

θ = π 6 = l 31 c m

L=31 * π 6 c m = 31 * 3.14 6 c m = 16.22 c m

Rounding off to three significant figures it would be 16.2cm

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