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Asked: 3 years ago2022-10-30T15:14:36+05:30 2022-10-30T15:14:36+05:30In: General Awareness

The richardson equaction is given by `I = AT^(2) e^(-B//kT)`. The dimensional formula for `AB^(2)` is same as that for `A` and `B` are constants
A. `IT^(-2)`
B. `kT`
C. `Ik^(2)`
D. `Ik^(2)//T`

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The richardson equaction is given by `I = AT^(2) e^(-B//kT)`. The dimensional formula for `AB^(2)` is same as that for `A` and `B` are constantsA. `IT^(-2)`B. `kT`C. `Ik^(2)`D. `Ik^(2)//T`