Accepted Solutions
The units are inconsistent in the equation. It's physically impossible to add Length^-0.5, Length^-1, and Length^-2.
Your equation is likely empirical where L.tot is expected to be a certain unit. Assuming that L.tot is expected to be in meters, and a.0 is supposed to be unitless, you can modify the equation like this:
which can also be re-written as:
If a.0 is expected to have units, just multiply the whole equation by those units.
The units are inconsistent in the equation. It's physically impossible to add Length^-0.5, Length^-1, and Length^-2.
Your equation is likely empirical where L.tot is expected to be a certain unit. Assuming that L.tot is expected to be in meters, and a.0 is supposed to be unitless, you can modify the equation like this:
which can also be re-written as:
If a.0 is expected to have units, just multiply the whole equation by those units.
