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Watt is the SI unit of power, is also a unit by which electrical power can be represented.

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Ampere2 × Ohm
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Ampere3 × Ohm
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Ampere × Ohm2
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Ampere × Ohm3
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Solution

The correct option is A Ampere2 × Ohm
Electric power = VI
=I2×R= (Ampere2×Ohm), where Ampere and Ohm are the S.I units of current and resistance respectively.

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