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As known,we can use 3 basic dimensions to represent other dimensions,but how to represent I with L,M,T?
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This discussion centers on the representation of dimensions using the fundamental dimensions of Length (L), Mass (M), and Time (T). The user seeks clarification on expressing the dimension of a quantity, specifically through examples such as 1 = 1s × 1Hz and 1 = 1 (kg m/s) × 1 (s/kg m). The consensus indicates that these representations are valid and that there are no alternative methods for expressing these dimensions within the given framework.
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Students of physics, educators teaching dimensional analysis, and professionals in engineering fields who require a solid understanding of dimensional representation in equations.
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