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What are the units for measuring current and voltage
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What are the units for measuring current and voltage

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The unit for measuring current is an " ammeter ".
The unit for measuring voltage is a " voltmeter ".

The unit of measure for electrical current is the " Ampere ".

The unit of measure for potential difference (voltage) is the " volt ".


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