MCQ
1 emu = __________ C
- A10
- B3 × 109
- C4.8 × 10-10
- D0.1
✓
Answer
- 10
Explanation:
1 emu charge is equal to 10-coulomb charge while 1 coulomb is equal to 3 × 109 esu charge. Emu and C both are the units of charge and hence their conversion formula is necessary for many numerical problems.
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