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The dimensions of length are expressed as `G^(x)c^(y)h^(z)`, where G, c and h are the universal gravitational constant, speed of light and Planck's constant respectively, then :

A

`x=(1//2), y=(1//2)`

B

`x=(1//2), z=(1//2)`

C

`y=(-3//2), z=(1//2)`

D

`y= (1//2), z=(3//2)`

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The correct Answer is:
b, c

`L=sqrt((hG)/c^(3))=[G^(1//2)c^(-3//2)h^(1//2)]`
`:. X=1/2, y=-3/2, z=1/2`
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