Question
Complete the following table. The first answer has been given as an example

Quantity Unit

(a) Electrical potential Volt

( b) Resistance

( c) Power

( d) Energy

( e) Resistivity

Volt

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..........

............

..............

Answer

Quantity Unit
1. Electrical potential volt
2. Resistance ohm
3. Power watt
4. Enerqy Joule
5. Resistivity Ohm-meter

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