Physics, asked by khushichiya, 1 year ago

Why is current a fundamental quantity whereas voltage is not???

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Answered by Anonymous

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Because voltage is the work done to move a unit charge

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Answered by vaibhav7537

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Current is fundamental quantity whereas voltage is not because voltage is a work done to move a unit charge.

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