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Question-

The Unit of Electrostatic Constant 'k' in Coulomb's law is

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Coulomb Electric force is given by

\sf{\pink{F= k \dfrac{q_1q_2}{r^2}}}

\sf{k= \dfrac{F r^2} {q_1 q_2 } }

where,

F = Electric force

k = Coulomb constant

q_1, q_2= Charges

r = Distance of separation. of charges from their centre

we know the unit of

F= Newton [N] or [Kgm/s²]

q= Coulomb [C] or [A/s]

r= meter [m]

Now,

\sf{\green{k= \dfrac{F r^2} {q_1 q_2 } }}

\sf{ \green{\implies k= \dfrac{Nm^2 }{C^2 } }}

\sf{\green{\implies k= \dfrac{kg \times  \dfrac{m}{s^2 } \times m^2 } {A^2\times s^2 }}}

\sf{\implies \boxed{\green{\bf{k= \dfrac{kgm^3}{A^2 s^4 } }}}}

Option 2nd is correct

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