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Find the missin number x in the expression given below `A\sec^((at^(x))/A)` where s, displacement, t: time, a:acceleration.

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`0002`
`A=Se^((at^(x))/A)`
[A]=[S]=L
`([LT^(-2)]xx[t^(X)])/L=L^(@)`
`rArr x=2`
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