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the force F is given in terms of time 'y'all and displacement 'X' by the equation F=AsinBx+CsinDt. what is the dimension of D/B?​

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Answer:

D/B ahs units of Length over Time

Step-by-step explanation:

Notice that B is multiplying "x" (displacement) as argument of the sine function, therefore it has to have units of the reciprocal of Length.

Also the constant D is multiplying "t" as argument of the sine function, and as such, it must have units of the reciprocal of time.

Therefore, the quantity D/B must have units of Length over Time.

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