If the following equation is dimensionally homogeneous, find the dimensions of thephysical quantity K indicated in the system of fundamental physical quantities:Length, Mass and Time.Ep -GMmKwhere Ep is the gravitational potential energy (same units as the kinetic energyE mv²/2), M and m are the mass of the earth and the mass of the body, respectively,and G is the universal gravitation constantG~ 6,67 x 10-11N m²kg²

If the following equation is dimensionally hom physical quantity K indicated in the system of Length, Mass and Time. Ep=-G where Ep is the gravitational potential my2²/2) M and m are the mass of the earth

If the following equation is dimensionally hom physical quantity K indicated in the system of Length, Mass and Time. Ep=-G where Ep is the gravitational potential my2²/2) M and m are the mass of the earth

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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