Physics, asked by sanaapulikkal, 10 months ago

1 volt is equivalent to

(a) newton/second

(b)newton/coulomb

(c)joule/coulomb

(d)joule/second

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Answered by chandrasekharbattini

0

Answer:

new ton. / second I think so if it is wrong sorry

Answered by smartbrainlyuser

1

Answer:

(c) joule/coulomb

1 volt is equivalent to joule/coulomb.

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