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This doesn't make a lot of sense to me since B is still B^3. Am I supposed to have it look similar to the other side with TLM?

So far I have B^3=TL/M^2 L/M=B^3(L/T)^1/2 with L/T then in the square root, square both sides and get T/L*L/M^2=B^3, cancel the L on bottom and one on top to get the above answer.

Homework Statement A=B^3C^1/2 where A has the dimensions L/M and C has dimensions L/T. What are the dimensions of B? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution When I worked the problem I got B=M/T but it is wrong. I'm not sure how to approach the question.