The three basic dimensions in fluids are length L, time T, and mass M. The equation that relates distanced to time t, d-162 t^2, is dimensionally homogeneous if: a) the

units of d are L and the units of t are T. b) the units of d are T and the units of t are L. c) the units of the constant 16.2 are L/T^2. d) d and t are dimensionless. e) the equation cannot be dimensionally homogeneous.