(i) Derive the Plank's distribution formula. (ii) the way to obtain Plank's constant by using plank's formula.

(i) Derive the Plank's distribution formula.
(ii) the way to obtain Plank's constant by using plank's formula.

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(i) Derive the Plank's distribution formula. (ii) the way to obtain Plank's constant by using plank's formula.

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