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If E denotes of electric field, the dimension of a quantity `in_(0)(dE)/(dt)` are those of

A

current

B

current density

C

electric potential

D

electric flux

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The correct Answer is:
B
Displacement current `= in_(0)((d)/(dt)(EA))`
`:. in_(0)(d)/(dt)=("displacement currrent")/(A)`.
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