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Both the exponential function and its argument must be dimensionless. the given equation seems to violate both of these rules, and yet the equation is valid. explain this paradox
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Both the exponential function and its argument must be dimensionless. the given equation seems to violate both of these rules, and yet the equation is valid. explain this paradox

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Yes actually it’s number 67 I think
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