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While solving a physics problem you perform a series of algebraic manipulations that lead to a mathematical expression for distance. If F = Force, a = acceleration, v = velocity, m = mass, t = time, and N = normal force, use dimensional analysis to find which of the following expressions could be INCORRECT for distance.

A

`(vtN)/(F)`

B

`(v^(2))/(2a)`

C

`(mva)/(N)t`

D

`(ma^(-2)t^(2))/(N)`

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D
`[(ma^(-2)t^(2)]/(N)]=[L^(-3)T^(8)]`
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