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Distance Z travelled by a particle is defined by ` Z=alpha +betat + gammat^(2)`. Dimensions of `gamma` are

A

`[LT^(-1)`

B

`[L^(-1)T]`

C

`[LT^(-2)]`

D

`[LT^(2)]`

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The correct Answer is:
C
By homogeneity of dimensions of LHS and RHS Distance `(LHS)= [gamma]xx[T]^(2) :. [gamma]= [LT^(-2)]`
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