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An ampere is a unit used by electric companies to measure electrical energy use. Is this true or false?
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An ampere is a unit used by electric companies to measure electrical energy use. Is this true or false?

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To measure the electrical energy, Ampere unit is not used. Instead of Ampere, joule unit is used to measure the energy.

An ampere is used as a unit for the measurement of amount of current.

Hence, the given statement is false.

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