CBSE Class 9 Answered
(a) Is the proportionality constant 'k' always taken as 1 in all numericals of physics or does it take different values?
(2) According to Newtons second law, force is proportional to the product of mass and acceleration..in these numericals..if 'k' assumes the value of 1 (MKS system) then what is the value of 'k' in the CGS system?
Asked by kiara tp | 11 Aug, 2012, 09:39: PM
Expert Answer
(1) no the value of costant depends on the experimental result or the choice of units.
(2) in the 2nd law, the constants value is 1
and in mks system the value will be changed by changing the units of mass and acceleration if we want to get the answer of force in units of Newton.
there k will be 105
Answered by | 12 Aug, 2012, 11:20: AM
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