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name the physical quantity whose S.I unit is NC -1

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Answered by effiongemma1
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The answer is electric field intensity.

Electric field intensity is the force per unit positive charge which the charge exerts at any point.

Electric field intensity= force(newton)÷charge(coulomb).

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Answered by nirman95
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Electrostatic Field Intensity has SI UNIT as N/C .

  • N/C means Newton per Coulomb.

  • Newton (N) is the SI UNIT of force and Coulomb (C) is the SI UNIT of charge.

  • Now, as per Coulomb's Law:

F =  \dfrac{k {q}^{2} }{ {d}^{2} }

  • 'q' is the charge and 'd' is the separation distance. Now field intensity (E) will be :

 \implies E =  \dfrac{F}{q}

 \implies E =  \dfrac{ \dfrac{k {q}^{2} }{ {d}^{2} } }{q}

 \boxed{ \implies E =  \dfrac{ k q }{ {d}^{2} }}

Hence , the unit is N/C.

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