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Results tagged with dimensional-analysis
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Dimensional analysis is the process of obtaining results by analysing the units and dimensions in questions, equations, and so on using The Principle of Homogeneity. Note: DO NOT USE THIS TAG if your question is about degrees of freedom or spatial dimensions.
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$P=ρgh$ - intuitive understanding of the equation?
I've come across this equation recently which relates pressure with the product of density, gravitational acceleration and height difference in a medium.
I understand that
$P = ρgh$ expands to $\f …
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