Which physical quantity has its si unit cm and n/c?
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N is Newtons & C is Coulomb.
So N/C is obviously Electric Field Strength — quantifying the Electric Field intensity at a given point by measuring the force a unit charge would experience. It is a vector.
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An alternative way to quantify Electric Field Strength is Volts/metre i.e the Potential Difference over two points in the field separated by a metre.
So N/C is obviously Electric Field Strength — quantifying the Electric Field intensity at a given point by measuring the force a unit charge would experience. It is a vector.
Note
An alternative way to quantify Electric Field Strength is Volts/metre i.e the Potential Difference over two points in the field separated by a metre.
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Answer:Cm is for dipole moment (p(
N/C is for electric field(E)
Explanation:p =q(2a)
E= F/q
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