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What is the si unit of electricity? ​

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Answered by khairnarsanskriti
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Ampere is the SI unit of electricity

Answered by sachimeshram
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Talking about the SI unit of electricity, it is represented by the unit of power which is Watt. Interestingly, the name has been kept in honour of James Watt, who is the inventor of the steam engine. When we look at Watt, it mostly equal to one ampere under the pressure of one volt however electricity which is a larger quantity is measured in terms of kilowatt-hours (kWh’s).

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