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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 parado…

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 parado…
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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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