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As per your syllabus, a DIMENSIONALLY CORRECT equation is necessarily which?
ANot necessarily numerically correct
BAlways wrong by construction
CAlways trivial and useless
DAlways numerically correct anyway
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Not necessarily numerically correct
Your syllabus: dimensional consistency is necessary but not sufficient.
K = (3/16)mv² passes the check but is numerically wrong.
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