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The units of absolute permittivity of free space (epsilon) in S.I.are (a) newton / coulomb (b) newton metre (c) volt / metre (d) farad / metre.

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  • The unit of permittivity of free space epsilon_(0) is:

    A
    `"coulomb"//"newton" - "metre"`
    B
    `"newton"-metre^(2)//"coulomb"^(2)`
    C
    `"coulomb"^(2)//"newton" - "metre"^(2)`
    D
    `"coulomb"^(2)//("newton" - "metre")^(2)`
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    A
    Energy
    B
    Momentum
    C
    Force
    D
    Pressure
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    A
    Potential
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