2 Density mass/volume 3 linear density mass / length density of substance 4 Relative density density of water a) Energy density Energy / volume 5 b) Pressure force/Area c) Strees, young's. Rigidity, Bulk modulie of elasticity Stress/strain a) Velocity displacement / time 6 b) Speed distance/time c) acceleration force / mass 7 Hubbles's Constant (H) Velocity / Distance a) Areal velocity Area / time 8 Coefficient of viscosity b) Coefficient of Kinematic viscosity density a) Momentum (linear) mass x velocity 9 b) Impulse Force x time a) Moment of force or moment of couple or torque Force x displacement 10 b) Work Force x displacement c) All energies 11 Power Force x velocity 12 Moment of Inertia I = MK2 13 Angular displacement =d/r a) Angular velocity = / t b) Velocity gradien dv/dx 14 c) Frequency =c/ d) decay constant number of fissions / time 15 Angular acceleration d/dt 16 a) Angular Momentum I b) Planks constant Energy ℎ= density c) Angular impulse t Fd2 17 Gravitational constant m2 𝐹 18 Gravitational field intesity 𝑚 𝑊 a) Gravitational Potential 𝑚 𝑄 19 Q = Heat energy b) Latent heat 𝑚 𝑄 c) Calorific value 𝑚 a) Force constant 20 b) Spring Constant F/L c) Surface Tension 1 21 Compressibility Bluk modulus F 22 Coefficient of Viscosity ( dv ) = Pressure Time A dx (𝑙2 − 𝑙1 ) Coefficients of linear = 𝑙2 (𝑡2 − 𝑡1 ) 23 areal and volume expansion Coefficient of real , apparent expansions Volume coefficient, Pressure coefficient
24. The critical velocity v of a body depends on the coefficient of viscosity η the density d and radius of the drop r. If K is a dimensionless constant then v is equal to
25.If density (D), acceleration (a) and force (F) are taken as basic quantities, then Time period has dimensions
26. The critical angular velocity w of a cylinder inside another cylinder containing a liquid at which its turbulance occurs depends on viscosityn, density d and the distance x between the walls of the cylinders. Then w is proportional to
