Vm^-1 is the unit of :

A) potential

B) electric field intensity

C) electric current

D) electric potential energy

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The electric field intensity may also be expressed in volts per metre (Vm-1).

So option (B) is correct.

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Vm-1 is the unit of : A) potential B) electric field intensity C) electric current D) electric potential energy

The electric field intensity may also be expressed in volts per metre (Vm-1). So option (B) is correct.

Vm^-1 is the unit of :

A) potential

B) electric field intensity

C) electric current

D) electric potential energy

The electric field intensity may also be expressed in volts per metre (Vm-1).

So option (B) is correct.