Question

In SI unit, JC-1is equal to a.Volt b.Newton's law c.pascal d.omega

Answer 1

Answer:

Potential difference because it is defined as the work done by charge as we know that si unit of work is joule(J) & charge is(C) so the si unit is JC^-1. Potential difference is the quantity which have the SI unit as JC-1. It is defined as work done by charge. It is a vector quantity

Explanation:

May be the answer is correct, I'm not sure

Answer 2

Answer:

The given statement is "The unit of voltage is JC

−1

. We have to see whether it is true or false. Since JC

−1

is equal to JouleCoulomb

−1

. Joule is the S.I unit of work and Coulomb is the S.I unit of charge. So, JouleCoulomb

−1

means work done per unit charge which is equal to potential difference. So, JC

−1

is the unit of voltage. Given statement is True.

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