The unit of electric charge is:
Correct answer: D. Coulomb
- A. Metre per second
- B. Tesla
- C. Ampere
- D. Coulomb
Explanation
An electric charge, positive or negative, is the property of an object that determines how an electric or magnetic field will affect that object. The SI unit of charge is C (coulomb).
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