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Define
(a) One ampere
(b) One volt

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Answered by ghaisasshailendra

Answer:

(a) one ampere of current is the amount of current flowing through a current carrying conductor if 1 coulomb of charge flows in 1 second

(b) the potential difference across the ends of a metallic wire is 1 volt if 1 joule of work is done to move a charge of 1 coulomb

Explanation:

Answered by krishna02299

Answer:

(a) When 1 Coulomb Charge Is Carrying For 1 Sec In A Then the current Is 1 Ampere

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1 Ampere = 1 Coulomb

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1 Second

≈ A = C

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(b) When 1 Joule Work Is Done Is Carrying 1 Coulomb Charge Then The Potential Difference Is 1 Volt

i•e

1 Volt = 1 Joule

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1 Coulomb

≈ V = J

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