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the si unit of charge

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Answered by ShreySingh

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Answer:

the SI unit of charge is Coulomb represented by C

Explanation:

It is defined as Ampere-second (A-s) and is named after Charles Augustine de Coulomb.

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Answered by vaishnavi1658

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Explanation:

COULOMB is the SI unit of charge

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