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Which is the correct unit for measuring nuclear radii

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The size of the nucleus is of the order of 1 fermi-meter.

Mach number is equal one to when:

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 Mach number=Velocity of objectVelocity of sound=332332=1

Volt/metre is the unit of 

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E=dVdx

Newton/metre2 is the unit of 

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Pressure=FA=Nm2

The unit of surface tension in SI system is

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Surface tension = ForceLength = Newtons/metre

The unit of self inductance of a coil is 

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L=φI=WbA=Henry.

Henry/ohm can be expressed in 

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           E=Lit                          L=Eti           R=Ei                          LR=t

LR is a time constant of L-R circuit so Henry/ohm can be expressed as second.

 

The SI unit of momentum is 

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mv=kg(msec)

The velocity of a particle depends upon as v=a+bt+ct2; if the velocity is in m/sec, the unit of a will be 

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Quantities of similar dimensions can be added or subtracted so unit of a will be same as that of velocity.

One million electron volt (1MeV) is equal to 

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1  MeV=106eV

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