One Volt is equal to - A1 JouleB1 Newton/CoulombC1 Joule/CoulombD1 Coulomb/Newton
Om Gujjar , 4 Years ago
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ankit singh
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Volt is defined as the electrical unit which is used to express voltage or potential difference. The symbol of volt is V. 1 volt is defined as the energy consumption of 1 joule per electric charge of one coulomb that is 1 Joule1 Coulomb. So we can say that the correct answer to the question is Option B.
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