The dimensional formula of the universal gravitational constant G is obtained from Newton's law of gravitation F=r2Gm1m2.
[G]=[m1m2][F][r2]=[M2][MLT−2][L2]=[M−1L3T−2]
The dimensional formula of Planck's constant h is obtained from the energy of a photon E=hν.
[h]=[ν][E]=[T−1][ML2T−2]=[ML2T−1]
Let the dimensions of G be expressed as [G]=[h]a[L]b[M]c[T]d.
Substituting the dimensions, we get:
[M−1L3T−2]=[ML2T−1]a[L]b[M]c[T]d
[M−1L3T−2]=[Ma+cL2a+bT−a+d]
Equating the powers of M, L, and T on both sides:
a+c=−1
2a+b=3
−a+d=−2
Assuming a=1 (as per the given options), we get:
c=−1−1=−2
b=3−2(1)=1
d=−2+1=−1
Therefore, the dimensions of G are [h1L1M−2T−1], which can be written as [hT−1LM−2].
Answer: [hT−1LM−2]