The SI unit of galvanometer constant is C/BAN
Correct answer: D. None of these
- A. amp/radian
- B. N-m/sec²
- C. N-amp/radian
- D. None of these
Explanation
Option D is the correct answer because none of the other options accurately represent the SI unit of the galvanometer constant, which is degrees per ampere (deg/A). This unit directly reflects the relationship between the deflection angle in degrees and the current in amperes flowing through the galvanometer.
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