Question

The correct relation is: *

a) 1J = 1C / 1V

b) 1J = 1V / 1C

c) 1J = 1C x 1V

d) 1J x 1C x 1V = 1​

Answer 1

b) 1J = 1V / 1C

Explanation:

As we know,

$\tiny\begin{gathered}\qquad \longmapsto {\underline{\purple{FORMULA \: FOR \: POTENTIAL \: DIFFERENCE \: IS: \: }} } \\\end{gathered} \\ \begin{gathered}\qquad \longmapsto {\green{ V = \frac{W}{Q} } } \\\end{gathered}$

So, according to formulae we can also write as,

$\begin{gathered}\qquad \longmapsto \frak{{\green{ 1 \: volt = \frac{ 1 \: joule}{1 \: coulomb} }} } \\\end{gathered}$

We can also this formula as,

$\begin{gathered}\qquad \longmapsto \frak{{1 \: joule = \frac{1 \: volt}{1 \: coulumb \: } }} \\\end{gathered}$

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Answer 2

Answer:

c) 1J = 1C × IV

Explanation:

The above answer is wrong.

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