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Question
If one coulomb of charge is flowing in one minute, it is called ‘ampere’
Options
True
False
MCQ
True or False
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Solution
If one coulomb of charge is flowing in one minute, it is called ‘ampere’- False.
Correct statement:
One coulomb of charge flowing per second is called ‘ampere’.
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