The unit of electrical energy is:

Watt

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Ampere

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Joule

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Volt

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The correct option is C
Joule

The unit of electrical energy is Joule. It is defined as the amount of energy generated or consumed across an electrical conductor when the applied voltage at the two ends of the conductor is 1 volt, current flowing through conductor is 1 ampere for a time of 1 second.

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Match the following:

Column A Column B

(a) Electric power (i) volt

(b) kWh (ii) joule

(d) Electric energy (iv) watt

(e) watt (v) ampere

(f) Potential difference (vi) electric energy

\begin{matrix} Colum A & Colum B (a) Electric power & (i) Volt (a) kWh & (ii) Joule (c) Electirc current & (iii) Volt \times Ampere (d) Eelctric energy & (iv) Watt (e) Watt & (v) Ampere (f) Potential difference & (vi) Electrical energy \end{matrix}

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