HOW TO CALCULATE THE DIMENSIONS OF FORCE?



To calculate the dimensions of the force, first we have to consider the formula of force. 

According to Newtons second law of motion, the rate of change of momentum is equal to the force. if the mass of an object is constant the force can be given as a product of mass and acceleration. 

Mathematically, 

\[force= mass*acceleration\]

\[[Force]= [mass]*[\frac{velocity}{time}]\]

\[[Force]= [mass]*[\frac{\frac{length}{time}}{time}]\]

\[[Force]= [mass]*[length]*[time]^{-2}\]

Therefore, the dimensions of the force is 

\[[F]=[M^{1},L^{1},T^{-2}]\]
 

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