Physics, asked by r81161625, 13 hours ago

The unit of plank's constant is‐----
a)JS
b)JS-1
c)JS-2
d)JS2​

Answers

Answered by yassersayeed
2

Joule second.

Option a) is the correct answer.

  • Plank's constant is calculated by the product of energy multiplied by time.
  • An action is called quantity.
  • Therefore we can call Planck’s constant the elementary quantum of action.
  • The unit of Planck’s constant is meter-kilogram-second units.
  • The value of this units is 6.62607015 × 10−34 joule seconds.

Hence, The unit of plank's constant is joule seconds.

Answered by ankitpatle0
2

Joules per second

The correct answer is option a).

The unit of plank's constant is JS

  • The product of energy multiplied by time yields Plank's constant.
  • Quantity is a term used to describe an action.
  • As a result, we can refer to Planck's constant as the fundamental quantum of action.
  • Planck's constant is measured in meter-kilogram-second units.
  • This unit has a value of 6.62607015 1034 joule seconds.
  • As a result, joule seconds are the unit of plank's constant.

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