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Do ampere and volt measure the same thing or different things
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Do ampere and volt measure the same thing or different things

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AMPERE measures current
VOLT measures voltage
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No ampere and volt are two different things.
Ampere is the unit of electric current and volt is the unit of voltage (potential difference)
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