Physics, 26.08.2021 21:20 ethan0

The left side of an equation has dimensions of length and the right side has dimensions of length squared. Can the equation be correct?a. Yes, because both sides involve the dimension of length. b. No, because the equation is dimensionally inconsistent.

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