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    1. The student was asked to check which equation presented was homogeneous. 2. The question asked to find the SI base units of the constant k in the equation for resistive force F=kAv. 3. The student was instructed to use base units to show that the power equation P=IV is homogeneous.

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    1. The student was asked to check which equation presented was homogeneous. 2. The question asked to find the SI base units of the constant k in the equation for resistive force F=kAv. 3. The student was instructed to use base units to show that the power equation P=IV is homogeneous.

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    Classwork Physics Grade 12 Sc1 27.01.

    2023
    1.

    (Hint : Check which of the above equations is homogeneous)

    2. The resistive force F on a body of cross sectional area A moving at constant speed v in a fluid is
    given by
    F=kAv
    Find the S.I base units of k.

    3. Use base units to show that the equation P = I V is homogeneous.

    4. The Earth’s gravitational field strength, g = 9.81 N kg–1 , is also sometimes given as the
    acceleration due to gravity, g = 9.81 m s–2 .
    Show that these units are equivalent.

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