The dimension of acceleration is.
\(L^1M^0T^{-2}\)
Acceleration is defined as change in velocity per unit time, i.e. metres per second squared.
Velocity has dimension \(LT^{-1}\), so acceleration is \(LT^{-2}\), independent of mass.
Written with all three base symbols this is \(L^1 M^0 T^{-2}\).
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