If Force=(x/density)+C is dimensionally correct, the dimension of x are -

If force =(X)/(density)+C is dimensionally correct, the dimensions of X are :

mu = A + (B)/(lambda) + (C)/(lambda^(2)) si dimensionally correct. The dimensions of A,B and C respectively are ( mu, A,B,C are constant) where lambda is wave length of wave

Dimension of density is

what are dimensions and dimensional equations ?what is the dimension of angle ?

What are the dimensional formula of the density

Given : force = (alpha)/("density" + beta^3). What are the dimensions of alpha, beta ?

Given : force = (alpha)/("density" + beta^3). What are the dimensions of alpha, beta ?