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Master Dimensional Formulas

Dimensions represent the fundamental nature of a physical quantity. Use this table as your primary reference for solving JEE and NEET problems.

Physical Quantity Fundamental Relation Dimensional Formula SI Unit
Linear Momentump = mv[MLT⁻¹]kg m s⁻¹
ImpulseJ = F × Δt[MLT⁻¹]N s
Pressure / StressP = F / A[ML⁻¹T⁻²]Pa (N m⁻²)
Work / EnergyW = F × d[ML²T⁻²]J
PowerP = W / t[ML²T⁻³]W
Torqueτ = r × F[ML²T⁻²]N m
Angular MomentumL = mvr[ML²T⁻¹]kg m² s⁻¹
Surface TensionT = F / l[MT⁻²]N m⁻¹
Coefficient of Viscosityη = F / (A × dv/dx)[ML⁻¹T⁻¹]Pa s
Universal Gravitational ConstG = Fr² / m₁m₂[M⁻¹L³T⁻²]N m² kg⁻²

Strategy: Dimensional Elimination

In JEE Main and NEET, if you aren't sure of a formula, check the dimensions of the options. Often, 2 or 3 options will have the wrong dimensions for the quantity asked. This is a "Topper's Shortcut" that saves minutes of calculation.

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