Question #166211

In the equation (𝑃+𝑎/𝑉2)(𝑉−𝑏)=ð‘ð‘œð‘›ð‘ ð‘Ąð‘Žð‘›ð‘Ą, determine the units of a and b.


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Expert's answer
2021-03-14T19:16:13-0400

Only the quantities with the same units can be added or subtracted. Thus, from the first term obtain:


[P]=[a]2[V][P] = \dfrac{[a]^2}{[V]}

where [P]=Pa,[V]=m3[P] = Pa, [V] = m^3, and [a][a] is the units of aa. Thus, obtain:


[a]=[P][V]=Pa⋅m3[a] = \sqrt{[P][V]} = \sqrt{Pa\cdot m^3}

Similarly, from the second term obtain:


[V] = [b]\\ [b] = m^3

Answer. Units of aa are Pa⋅m3\sqrt{Pa\cdot m^3}, units of bb are m3m^3.


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