Volt×second/ampere is equal to
a)gauss
b)weber
c)Henry
d)Tesla
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Tulsirani100:
Wrong answer
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Answer:
The correct option is
C. Henry
Explanation:
Volt Second Per Ampere (V-s/A)
It is a unit in the category of Electric inductance.
It is also known as volt second/ampere.
Volt Second Per Ampere (V-s/A) has a dimension of
M
where
M is mass ,
L is length ,
T is time ,
and
I is electric current
It essentially the same as the corresponding standard SI unit
Henry (H)
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