In the releation `p=(alpha)/(beta) e^(-)(az)/(ktheta)`, where `p` is the pressure `z` is distance `k` is Boltzmann constant and `theta` is the temperature the dimensional formula `beta` will be

In the relation: P=(alpha)/(beta)e^(-(alphaZ)/(ktheta)),P is pressure Z is distance k is Boltzmann constant and theta ils the temperature. The dimensional formula of beta will bes

In the relation, P=alpha/beta e^((alphaZ)/(ktheta))P is pressure, Z is distance, k is Boltzmann constant and theta is the temperature. The dimensional formula of beta will be-

In the relaction p = (a)/(beta) e ^((aZ)/(k theta ) , p is pressure Z is distance .k is Boltamann constant and theta is the teperations . The dimensional formula of beta will be

In the relation P = (alpha)/(beta) e^((alpha Z)/(k theta)) , P is pressure, Z is height, k is Boltzmann constant and theta is the temperature. Find the dimensions of alpha and beta

Pressure depends on distance as, P = (alpha)/(beta)exp((-alpha z)/(k theta)) , where alpha, beta are constants, z is distance, k is Boltzmann's constant and theta is temperature. The dimensions of beta are :

In the equation ((1)/(pbeta))=(y)/(k_(B)T) , where p is the pressure, y is the distance, k_(B) is Boltzmann constant and T is the tempreture. Dimensions of beta are

Pressure depends on distance as, P = (alpha)/(beta)exp(-(alphaz)/(ktheta)) , where alpha, beta are constants, z is distance as , k is Boltzman's constant and theta is tempreature. The dimension of beta are

Given that in (alpha//pbeta )=alphaz//K_(B)theta where p is pressure, z is distance, K_(B) is Boltzmann constant and theta is temperature, the dimension of beta are (useful formula Energy =K_(B)xx temperature) (A) L^(0)M^(0)T^(0) " " (B)L^(1)M^(-1)T^(2) " " (C)L^(2)M^(0)T^(0)" "(D)L^(-1)M^(1)T^(-2)