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[mu=A+(B)/(lambda)+(C)/(lambda^(2))" is "],[" dimensionally correct.The "],[" dimensions of "A,B" and "C],[" respectively are "(mu,A,B,C],[" are constants) where "lambda" is "],[" wave length of wave "]

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