Question

prove NC-1 is equal to Vm-1​

Answer 1

Answer:

An alternative unit for electric field intensity may be derived as follows. Since Joules = Volts x coulombs = Newtons x metres (J = VC = Nm) we can write NC-1 as [VC/m]C-1 = Vm-1.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

N is for newton i think.

So, SI unit of force is newton

Force = mass x acceleration

Acceleration = change in velocity per unit time

So SI unit of acceleration is (m/s)/s ——— m/s is for velocity

So SI unit of acceleration = m/s²

Therefore SI unit of force which is mass x acceleration = kg x m/s²

Now N = kg x m/s²

Therefore N kg = Kg x m/s² x kg = kg² x m/s²

So no N x kg is not equal to m/s²

m/s² is the unit of acceleration

So acceleration = F / m

Therefore N/kg will be equal to m/s