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The velocity of a paritcle (v) at an instant t is given by `v=at+bt^(2)`. The dimesion of b is

A

`L`

B

`LT^(-1)`

C

`LT^(-2)`

D

`LT^(-3)`

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The correct Answer is:
D
`V = at + bt^2 `
`[V] = [bt^2]`
`LT^(-1) = bt^(2) implies [b] = [LT^(-3)]`
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