In the equation $$P = \frac{{RT}}{{V - b}}{e^{\frac{{aV}}{{RT}}}}$$
$$V = $$ volume, $$P = $$ pressure, $$R = $$ universal gas constant, and $$T = $$ temperature
The dimensional formula of $$a$$ is same as that of
A.
$$V$$
B.
$$P$$
C.
$$T$$
D.
$$R$$
Answer :
$$P$$
Solution :
$$\left[ a \right] = \frac{{\left[ {RT} \right]}}{{\left[ V \right]}} = \left[ P \right]$$
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