The dimensions of momentum are represented as
Correct answer: A. [MLT-1]
- A. [MLT-1]
- B. [ML2T-1]
- C. [MLT-2]
- D. [ML-1T]
Explanation
Momentum is defined as the product of mass and velocity, so its dimensions are given by multiplying the dimensions of mass (M) and velocity (LT-1). Therefore, the dimension of momentum is [MLT-1]. Option A correctly represents these dimensions. Option B [ML2T-1] could refer to a different physical concept like angular momentum, Option C [MLT-2] represents force, and Option D [ML-1T] does not correspond to a recognized physical quantity.
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