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Fundamental and Derived Units

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What is the derived unit for electrical charge?

A

A.s

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C

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C

Both of the above

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D

None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is C
Both of the above

Electrical charge = current $\times$ time.

Therefore, its (derived) unit is ampere $\times$ second or coulomb. The symbol is A s or C.

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