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Write the SI unit of electric current.

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ampere
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  • The SI unit of electric current is

    A
    ampere
    B
    volt
    C
    coulomb
    D
    joule
  • The SI unit of electric current is

    A
    ampere
    B
    candela
    C
    mole
    D
    none of these
  • What is the SI unit of electric current?

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    Oersted
    B
    Ampere
    C
    Ohm
    D
    Volt
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