MCQ
One million electron volt $(1\,MeV)$ is equal to
- A${10^5}eV$
- ✓${10^6}eV$
- C${10^4}eV$
- D${10^7}eV$
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
${10^6}eV$
b
(b) $1\,\,MeV = {10^6}\,eV$
(b) $1\,\,MeV = {10^6}\,eV$
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