SI unit of charge is _.
Correct answer: C. Coulomb
- A. Ampere
- B. Volt
- C. Coulomb
- D. Calorie
Explanation
The correct answer is Coulomb, which is the SI unit used to measure electric charge. The other options are units for different physical quantities: Ampere for electric current, Volt for electrical potential difference, and Calorie for energy.
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