1. Find the dimensions of K, knowing that P: Pressure, V: volume and that the following equation is dimensionally correct K = PV + Q Subsequently, convert the dimensional formula to terms of units of the International System of Units and the English System of Units.

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1. Find the dimensions of K, knowing that P: Pressure, V: volume and that the following equation is
dimensionally correct
K = PV + Q
Subsequently, convert the dimensional formula to terms of units of the International System of
Units and the English System of Units.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Find the dimensions of K, knowing that P: Pressure, V: volume and that the following equation is dimensionally correct K = PV + Q Subsequently, convert the dimensional formula to terms of units of the International System of Units and the English System of Units.
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