Given that T stands for time and l stand...

Given that `T` stands for time and `l` stands for the length of simple pendulum . If `g` is the acceleration due to gravity , then which of the following statements about the relation `T^(2) = ( l// g)` is correct?

A

It is correct, both dimensionally as well as numerically

B

it is neither dimensionally correct nor numerically

C

It is dimensionally correct but not numerically

D

It is numerically correct but not dimensionally

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The correct Answer is:

C

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