what is the dimensional formula of pressure?

Answer 1

pressure=force/area
force=mass*acceleration
area=lenth*length=L^2
acceleration=velocity/time
=>distance/time/time=L/T^2 or LT^-2
so force=MLT^-2
pessure=force/area
=MLT^-2/L^2
=ML^-1T^-2

Answer 2

Formula For Pressure

Answer 3

Pressure = force/area
Force = mass * accln = ML/T*T
Area = L*L
Hence pressure = M/L*T*T(remember to write the dimensional formula in indices

Answer 4

The dimensional formula of any physical quantity is the expression for its unit in terms of the base units, that of mass length and time taken as M, L and t respectively.

First express the quantity in terms of basic quantities.
Pressure = force/area.
Force = massx acceleration
Acceleration = Change in velocity/time
Velocity =Change in displacement/time. Area = Lentghx Length

Combining all the above,

Unit of Pressure = Unit of (massx displacement/time xtme/lengthxlength. = M.L/T2/L2 will complete later.

Answer 5

The dimesional formula of pressure is [ M L^-1 T^-2].

Answer 6

Pressure (symbol: p) is the force per unit area applied on a surface in a direction perpendicular to that surface. Mathematically:

P=F/A

where:

P is the pressure
F is the normal force
A is the area.

Answer 7

Pressure is force applied per unit area
so
Dimen. Form. = M1 L-1 T-2
P= F/A
F= M1 L-1 T-2
A= L2
P= M1 L-1 T-2
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Answer 8

Pressure on a mass structure is defined as Energy per Unit volume. The results of dimensional analysis is as folows;
Energy = Mc^2
Volume is 4.2 R^3
Dimensions of energy =Kg x meter^2/seconds ^2
Dimension of volume = Meter ^3
Taking the ratio of the dimensions we get Kg /meter- seconds^2.
In SI units its called a Pascal.

Answer 9

m l*-2 t*-1

Answer 10

h is length (rho) is density--mass over length^3 r is length g is an acceleration--length per time^2 Multiply that all out, lengths cancel, and what is left is mass per time^2. Force is mass times acceleration or mass * length / time^2. So our result is a force over a length--just what you wanted!

Answer 11

We know pressure is Force per unit Area.
force = [ML/T2]
area = [L2]
Therefore pressure = [M/LT2] :-)