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Prove that the equation is homogeneous where U is permittivity, I1 and I2 is current,a is distance
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The equation provided is .
To prove that an equation is homogeneous, we must show that the dimensions of the Left Hand Side (LHS) are equal to the dimensions of the Right Hand Side (RHS).
First, let's clarify the terms:
- The symbol represents the permeability of free space, not permittivity (which is typically denoted by ). We will use the dimension for permeability.
- The expression is dimensionally consistent with force per unit length between two parallel current-carrying wires,
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