find the dimensional formula of resistance R

 ML2T-3A-2

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[ML2T-3A-2]

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We have V=IR which implies R=V divided by I (R=V/I)

Also V=W/Q

Therefore R=W/(QI)

W=ML2T-2

Q=AT

I=A

Hence by substitution we get R=ML2T-3 A-2

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[ML2T-3A-2]
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​RESISTANCE DIMENSIONS = ML2T-3A-2
 
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R=V/I
        (REMEMBER V=W/Q)   
R=(W/Q)/I  (REMEMBER Q=IT) 
R=(W/IT)/I
R=(W/I*TIME)/I     {W=ML^2T^-2}
THEREFORE R=(ML^2T^-3A^-2)
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ML2T-3A-2
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[ML2T-3A-2]
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V=IR
V=ML2T-3A-1
I= A
R=V/I
R=ML2T-3A-1/A=ML2T-3A-2
 
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Dimensional formula of resistance (R):-
potential difference / current  
                    [unit---ohm]
=ML2T-3A-2
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[ML^2T^-3A^-2]
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V/I = ML2T-3 A-1 /A = ML2T-3 A-2 
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We know that,
V=IR
Therefore,
R=V/I
= dimensions of potential difference(V)/ dimensions of current (I)
= [M1L2T-3A-1] / [M0L0T0A1]
= [M1L2T-3A-2]
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R=V/I

Also V=W/Q

Therefore R=W/(QI)

W=ML2T-2

Q=AT

I=A

Hence by substitution we get R=ML2T-3 A-2
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We know that , V=IR Dimensional formula of "V" is ML2T-3A-1 Dimensional formula of "I" is A Dimensional formula of Resistance(R) = V/I = ML2T-3A-1/A = ML2T-3A-2
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We have V=IR which implies R=V divided by I (R=V/I)

Also V=W/Q

Therefore R=W/(QI)

W=ML2T-2

Q=AT

I=A

Hence by substitution we get R=ML2T-3 A-2
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We have V=IR which implies R=V divided by I (R=V/I)

Also V=W/Q

Therefore R=W/(QI)

W=ML2T-2

Q=AT

I=A

Hence by substitution we get R=ML2T-3 A-2

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If rasistance =potantial difference /electric current
#by ohms low
Then, we now
Potential difrence =V
Electric current =I

Dimensions of V is ML2T-3A-1
THEN DIMENSIONS FORMULAE of resistance is ML2T-3A2
THE constant number is in the power of (MLTA)
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