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Which of the following do watts and volts have in common? a. Each is a derivative of a type of measurement. b. Each can be converted to another SI unit c. Each is defined based on vibration of atoms. d.
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Which of the following do watts and volts have in common?

a. Each is a derivative of a type of measurement.
b. Each can be converted to another SI unit
c. Each is defined based on vibration of atoms.
d. Each is the base unit for a type of measurement.

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c is wrong!!

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C

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i had this on a test not so long ago

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