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What are the units for electric current A. Ohms B. Amps C. Volts D. Joules per second

What are the units for electric current A. Ohms B. Amps C. Volts D. Joules per second
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What are the units for electric current

A. Ohms
B. Amps
C. Volts
D. Joules per second

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B) Amps

Which are called Ampere or Amp.

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