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1 kWh = voltampere_________1volt×1ampere×_________1000

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1 kWh = `(1 "volt" xx 1 "ampere" xx "_________")/1000`

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1 kWh = `(1 "volt" xx 1 "ampere" xx bbunderline(1 "hour"))/1000`

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Chapter 8: Current Electricity - EXERCISE - 8(C) [Page 212]

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Selina Concise Physics [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 8 Current Electricity
EXERCISE - 8(C) | Q 11. (a) | Page 212

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