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Consider the following statements. (A)The coefficient of linear expansion has dimension `k^(-1)`. (B) The coefficient of volume expansion has dimension `k^(-1)`.

A

A and B are both correct.

B

A is correct and B is wrong.

C

B is correct and A is wrong.

D

A and B are both wrong.

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