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The quantities `A and B` are related by the relation, `m=A//B`, where `m` is the linear density and `A` is the force. The dimensions of `B` are of

A

pressure

B

latent heat

C

work

D

None of these

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The correct Answer is:
B

Given, `m=(A)/(B)`
`therefore "Dimensions of "B=[B]=([A])/([m])`
Here, `A` = force = `["MLT"^(-2)]`
and `m` = linear density = mass per unit length = `(["M"])/(["L"])`
`therefore" "[B]=(["MLT"^(-2)])/(["ML"^(-1)])=["L"^(2)"T"^(-2)]`
This is same dimension as that of latent heat.
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