Distance is stated as [L]=[a][v2]
⇒[a2][v2]2=[mna1]2[m2nv1∣2=m3n3[a1][v1]2
Or, we have [L2]=m3n3[L1]
Similarly, time [T]=[a][v]
⇒[a2][v2]=[mna1][m2nv1]=mn2[a1][v1]
So, T2=mn2T1
Velocity (v) and acceleration (a) in two systems of units 1 and 2 are related as v2=m2nv1 and a2=mna1 respectively. Here m and n are constants. The relations for distance and time in two systems respectively are
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m3n3L1=L2 and mn2T1=T2
L1=m2n4L2 and T1=mn2T2
L1=mn2L2 and T1=m2n4T2
mn2L1=L2 and m2n4T1=T2
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