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In an electron gun, emission current fro...

In an electron gun, emission current from the cathode is given by the equation,
`I=AT^(2)e^(-(B//(KT)))`[K=Boltzmann constant,A=constant]
The dimensional formula for `AB^(2)` is same as

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