All of the following are equivalent to watt except:
Correct answer: D. Amperes/volt
- A. (Amperes)2ohm
- B. Joules/ sec
- C. Amperes x volts
- D. Amperes/volt
Explanation
Power is measured in watts. P = I x V (power is current times voltage) and it is NOT current divided by voltage. So, A/V can't be equivalent to watt and hence, option D is correct.
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