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$1 k W$ is equal to :

A

1000 w a t t

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B

10^{- 3} m e g a w a t t

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A

and

B

both

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neither

A

nor

B

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Solution

The correct option is C $A$ and $B$ both
$1000 W = 1 k W$
$1000 k W = 1 M W$

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