Tesla in terms of base units is equal to:
Correct answer: D. kgs-2A-1
- A. kgsm-1A-1
- B. kg mA
- C. kgs-1A-1
- D. kgs-2A-1
Explanation
The correct answer is option D) kgs^-2 A^-1.
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