Define 1 ohm and 1 amphere
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1 ohm is the resistance across a resistor in which flows a current of 1 A when maintained at a constant potential difference of 1V..
1 A is nothing but one coulumb of charge passing through a point in a sec
1 A is nothing but one coulumb of charge passing through a point in a sec
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1 ohm is the resistance when a current of 1 ampere flows across a cross section of potential difference 1 volt.
1 ampere is the current which flows with charge of a 1 coloumb in one second.
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1 ampere is the current which flows with charge of a 1 coloumb in one second.
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