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F=alphabetae^((-(x)/(alphakt))) k = Bo...

`F=alphabetae^((-(x)/(alphakt)))`
k = Boltzmann constant
t = temperature
x = distance
The dimensions of `beta` is

A

`[MLT^(-4)]`

B

`[M^(2)L^(2)T^(-4)]`

C

`[MLT^(-2)]`

D

`[M^(2)LT^(-1)]`

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B
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