MCQ
Which one is not the correct statement
- A$1\,volt \times 1\,coulomb = 1\,joule$
- B$1\,volt \times 1\,ampere = 1\,joule/second$
- ✓$1\,volt \times 1\,watt = 1\,H.P.$
- DWatt-hour can be expressed in $eV$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$1\,volt \times 1\,watt = 1\,H.P.$
c
(c) Because $1\, H.P. = 746\, J/s$ $=$ $746\, watt$
(c) Because $1\, H.P. = 746\, J/s$ $=$ $746\, watt$
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