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100 Points!!!! The electric field strength E is measured in units of: Coulomb/second Joules/Coulomb Coulomb/volt Newtons/Coulomb
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The electric field strength E is measured in units of: Coulomb/second Joules/Coulomb Coulomb/volt Newtons/Coulomb

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Newtons/Coulomb

Step-by-step explanation:

Electric field exerts a force on an electric charge. So its unit is force divided by charge; i.e. Newtons/Coulomb

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