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pls tell me the dimension of henry.no one is replying since one month.


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pls guys help me yaar!!!!!!!!! I'm waiting.
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ML2T -2A-2
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pls explain it.thnx
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use
e=-L(dI/dT)  lenz formula L has unit henry
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30 Apr 2007 22:58:49 IST
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I'm hardly a physics expert but I can google like crazy

the answer is
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meter^2 kilogram / ampere^2 second^2
Source:
http://www.knowledgedoor.com/1/Library_of_Units_and_Constants/Quantity_Index/electric_inductance.htm
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30 Apr 2007 23:00:28 IST
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u can use
phi = LI^2
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unit of e=V=E/q=ML2T-2/AT=ML2A-1T -3 
unit of I=A
L=[ML2A-1T-3]/[AT -1]
=[ML2T -2A-2]
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30 Apr 2007 23:02:08 IST
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henry is the unit of inductance...
that is L = phi / i
            = B A / i
            =  (F / i L ) A / i  [m jst writing it to derive the dimesions, not any expression]
thrfore the dimensional formula of henry will be the same as for F L / i^2
which is M L2 T-2 A-2
 
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thnx a lot to all of u.I have got the answer.
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