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Dimensional Analysis Making new formula - 3


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Frequency of a vibrating string (v) depends on length of string ( l ), Tension in string ( T ) and Linear mass density ( m ).

Solution

To form a new formula we will use dimensional analysis.

Step 1 − Write the relation with assumed powers and an arbitrary constant.

v = kla Tb mc

Where,

v = Frequency

k = Arbitrary constant

l = Length of string

T = Tension in string and

m = Linear mass density.

Step 2 − Writing dimensions of each quantity.

Frequency  = [T-1]

Tension (force) = [M L T-2]

Linear mass density = [M L-1]

Substituting the values −

M0 L0 T-1 = [L]a [M L T-2]b [M L-1]c

M0 L0 T-1 = [M]b + c [L]a + b -c [T]-2b

Step 3 − Compare similar dimensions.

After comparing similar dimensions, we get −

b + c = 0, a + b -c = 0, -2b = -1

a = -1, b = 1/2, c = -1/2

Step 4 − Substitute the power of dimensions in the equation formed in step 1.

v = kl-1 T1/2 m-1/2

v = k/lT/m

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