Physics, asked by Raghava5528, 10 months ago

What is the SI unit to express the charge possessed by an object?

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Answered by UjjwalSaras

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coulomb is the si unit of charge

Answered by ISHANI1955

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Hey mate✌

The correct answer is Coulumb which is denoted as 'C'.

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