The SI-unit of relative permittivity is/has
Correct answer: D. no Unit
- A. C^2/Nm^2
- B. C^-1/Nm^-2
- C. C^2/Nm
- D. no Unit
Explanation
Relative permittivity is a ratio so it has no units.
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