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25.
Current is measured in
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Raza said:
3 years ago
Good, Thanks all for explaining the answer.
Ofuasia said:
7 years ago
I agree with you. Current is measured in ampere.
Hemant said:
8 years ago
Ampere discovered it.
The SI unit of current is ampere.
The SI unit of current is ampere.
Sunil chouhan said:
8 years ago
I agree with you @Santhosh.
Seema said:
9 years ago
I agree with you @Santhosh.
Santhosh uppala said:
9 years ago
Watts - Power.
Volts - Voltage.
Henries - Inducteance.
Amper - Current.
Volts - Voltage.
Henries - Inducteance.
Amper - Current.
Tukmol said:
9 years ago
Thank you @Krishnendu, @Vishal.
Krishnendu said:
1 decade ago
@Vishal is absolutely right. Good explanation. Everything is clear.
Amp is the unit of current. We can also write it as charge/sec or Coulomb/sec or amp.
Amp is the unit of current. We can also write it as charge/sec or Coulomb/sec or amp.
Vishal nakrani said:
1 decade ago
Watt unit is for power. Volt unit is for voltage. Henries unit is for inductor. So amp unit is for current.
Shadiq said:
1 decade ago
What about henries?
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