The dependence of thermal conductivity of a material on temperature is given by an empirical equation k = a ebT where a and b are constants, and k is in W/m-K and T is in K. Spot the true statement from the following set. a, a and b have the same dimension as k. b. a has the dimension of k and b is dimensionless. c. a and b are dimensionless. d. a has the dimension of k and b has the dimension of T.

The dependence of thermal conductivity of a material on temperature is given by an empirical equation k = a ebT where a and b are constants, and k is in W/m-K and T is in K. Spot the true statement from the following set. a, a and b have the same dimension as k. b. a has the dimension of k and b is dimensionless. c. a and b are dimensionless. d. a has the dimension of k and b has the dimension of T.

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