MCQ
What is the C.G.S. unit of charge?
  • A
    Stat Coulomb
  • B
    Coulomb
  • C
    EMU
  • D
    Pascal

Answer

  1. Stat Coulomb

Explanation:

The C.G.S. unit of charge is Stat Coulomb or ESU but in the SI system the unit is Coulomb. EMU is another unit of charge in the SI system. Pascal is the unit of pressure.

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