Physics, asked by Tejasaditya445, 6 months ago

1 ampere = how much microamperes

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Answered by savitadevi8429

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Answer:

I hope it will help u.

Explanation:

the answer is 1000000

1 ampere =1000000

Answered by Janvi270902

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Answer:

1 ampere = 10^6 microamperes

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