SI Unit of current is:
Correct answer: A. Ampere
- A. Ampere
- B. Volt
- C. Joules
- D. Watt
Explanation
This is the standard answer.SI unit of Current is Ampere.The SI unit of Energy is JoulesThe SI unit of Power is WattThe SI unit of electric potential difference is VoltsHence, option A is correct.
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