Science, asked by Harsh8811, 1 year ago

What is the commercial unit of electrical energy?

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Answered by arjunb963

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The commercial unit of electrical energy is KWh(KiloWatt hour)

It is equal to 3.6x10^6 joules

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Answered by awantikapundir

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Answer:

the commercialunit of electrical energy is Kilowatt - hour

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