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A kilowatt-hour is a unit of 1. force 2. power 3. work 4. voltage 5. current 6. None of these 7. torque (I tried 2 and 6, but they were both wrong :( )
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A kilowatt-hour is a unit of

1. force
2. power
3. work
4. voltage
5. current
6. None of these
7. torque

(I tried 2 and 6, but they were both wrong :( )

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Option 4 would be the answer
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Answer:

option 4 is the correct answer

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