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1 Volt / 1 meter = 1 newton / 1 Coulumb

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Answered by nishajindal831

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Explanation:

1 Volt / 1 meter = 1 newton / 1 Coulumb

example is:-.

15 V/m = 15 × 1 N/C = 15 N/C

Answered by umarkhalil6

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Answer:

1 volt/meter= Joule/coulumb/meter=(newton × meter)/ (meter × coulumb)= 1 newton/coulumb

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