The practical unit used to measure rate of flow charges is
A. Ampere
B. Ohm
C. Volt
D. Watt
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A- Ampere
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The ampere: a measure of electrical current, which is the rate of flow of charge. ... A steady electric current of 1.0 ampere means that one coulomb of charge is passing per second.
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The practical unit used to measure the rate of flow charges is A)Ampere.
Unit of current
- The flow of electricity per unit time is called as electric current. Its SI unit is Ampere.
- Ideally, one ampere is defined as the electric current when one coulomb of charge traverses through a cross-section of a conducting wire in 1 second time.
Incorrect option
- b) Ohm is the derivative SI base unit for the quantification of resistance.
- c) Volt is the derivative unit for electrical potential.
- d) Watt s equivalent to 1-joule of work done in one second.
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