Write the dimensions of the following: 1. Gravitational potential… - Vidyadip

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Write the dimensions of the following:

Gravitational potential.
Variable force.
Pressure gradient.
Moment of inertia.
Buoyant force.
Angular momentum.
Work done by torque.
Moment of momentum.
Moment of force.
Pressure energy.

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Answer

[M⁰L²T^-2]
[MLT^-2]
[ML^-2T^-2]
[ML²T⁰]
[MLT^-2]
[ML²T^-1]
[ML²T^-2)
[ML²T^-2]
[ML²T^-2]
[ML²T^-2]

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