Part of ME-01 — Units, Measurements & Errors

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Dimensional formula of force [M^{1}$$L^{1}$$T^{-2}]Newton's Laws (ME-02)Force = ma; every dynamics problem uses this formula
Dimensional formula of energy [M^{1}$$L^{2}$$T^{-2}]Work-Energy Theorem (ME-05)Kinetic energy, potential energy, and work all share [M^{1}$$L^{2}$$T^{-2}]
Dimensional formula of pressure [M^{1}$$L^{-1}$$T^{-2}]Fluid Mechanics (ME-10)Bernoulli's equation requires pressure dimensions
Error propagation rulesPractical/Lab-based questions across all chaptersAny formula with multiplication/powers uses relative error rule
Significant figuresAll numerical answers in NEETFinal answers must respect sig figs of given data
Dimensional formula of angular momentum [M^{1}$$L^{2}$$T^{-1}]Rotational Motion (ME-07)Conservation of angular momentum uses L = Iω
Dimensional formula of viscosity [M^{1}$$L^{-1}$$T^{-1}]Fluid Mechanics — Stokes' LawTerminal velocity derivation uses viscosity dimensions
SI unit of temperature (Kelvin)Thermodynamics (TH-01)Ideal gas law PV = nRT requires T in Kelvin
Unit conversion methodEvery chapter with CGS/SI mixed problemsDimensional substitution: n_{1}u_{1} = n_{2}u_{2}

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