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Question
Complete the following table. The first answer has been given as an example.
| Quantity | Unit | |
| (a) | Electrical potential | volt |
| (b) | Resistance | ........ |
| (c) | Power | ........ |
| (d) | Energy | ........ |
| (e) | Resistivity | ........ |
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Solution
| Quantity | Unit | |
| (a) | Electrical potential | volt |
| (b) | Resistance | ohm |
| (c) | Power | watt |
| (d) | Energy | Joule |
| (e) | Resistivity | Ohm-meter |
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