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The unit for measuring electric power is the a. ampere. b. ohm. c. volt. d. watt.

The unit for measuring electric power is the a. ampere. b. ohm. c. volt. d. watt.
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The unit for measuring electric power is the

a. ampere.
b. ohm.
c. volt.
d. watt.

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The unit for measuring electric power is the

d. watt.
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