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What are the units for potential difference? A. Ohms B. Joules per second C. Volts D. Coulombs per second

What are the units for potential difference? A. Ohms B. Joules per second C. Volts D. Coulombs per second
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What are the units for potential difference?

A. Ohms
B. Joules per second
C. Volts
D. Coulombs per second

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The correct answer is C
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