Stefan's constant is given by `sigma =(E)/(at theta^(4)` where E is energy radiated A is surface area of body ti is time and `theta` is the absolute temperature `therefore` Dimensions of stefan 's constant ` =[ML^(2)T^(-2)]/(L^(2)xxTxxK^(4)` `=[ML^(0)T^(-3)K^(-4)]`
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