Practicing Success
The dimensions of the quantity $\vec E × \vec B$ where $\vec E$ represents the electric field and $\vec B$ the magnetic field may be given as: |
$MT^{–3}$ $M^2LT^{–5}A^{–2}$ $M^2LT^{–3}A^{–1}$ $MLT^{–2}A^{–2}$ |
$M^2LT^{–5}A^{–2}$ |
The correct answer is Option (2) → $M^2LT^{–5}A^{–2}$ $\vec E × \vec B→ (MLT^{–3}A^{–1}) × (MT^{–2}A^{–1}) = M^2LT^{–5}A^{–2}$. |