MCQ
Electric charge is measured in:
  • A
    Coulombs
  • B
    Amperes
  • C
    Volts
  • D
    Watts

Answer

  1. Coulombs

Explanation:

The standard unit of charge is coulomb (C). Here ampere is the unit of current, volts is the unit of electric potential difference and watts is the unit of power.

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