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A quantity y is given by `y=epsilon_0L(dV)/dt` , where `epsilon_0` is the permittivity of free space, L is length, dV is small potential difference and dt is small time interval. The dimensional formula for y is same as that of

A

Electric charge

B

Electric field

C

Electric current

D

Velocity

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