MCQ
Electromotive Force $\text{(EMF)}$ may be defined as:
- ✓Work done per coulomb on the charge.
- BDrift velocity of electrons.
- CFlow of electron.
- DThe number of coulombs of charge per second.
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Work done per coulomb on the charge.
Electromotive Force $\text{(EMF)}$ may be defined as work done per coulomb on the charge.
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