Physics, asked by sumit1591, 1 year ago

states the units of linear charge density

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Answered by Pgluuuu

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linear charge density = charge /length i.e. Columb/metre

Answered by 111sitare123

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hey mate here is your answer

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The SI unit of linear charge density is the coulomb per meter (C/m).....

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