QI: CHOOSE CORRECT ANSWER; 1. Coulomb is the unit of which quantity? (A) Field strength (B) Charge (C) Permittivity (D) Force 2. Find the force between (2C) and (-1C) separated by a distance (Im) in air(in newton). (A) 18 X 10° (B) - 18 X 10 (C) 18 X 10* (D) -18 X 10. 3. Which is of these is not vector quantity (A) Electric Field (B) Electric Dipole Moment (C) Electric Flux (D) Force.

QI: CHOOSE CORRECT ANSWER; 1. Coulomb is the unit of which quantity? (A) Field strength (B) Charge (C) Permittivity (D) Force 2. Find the force between (2C) and (-1C) separated by a distance (Im) in air(in newton). (A) 18 X 10° (B) - 18 X 10 (C) 18 X 10* (D) -18 X 10. 3. Which is of these is not vector quantity (A) Electric Field (B) Electric Dipole Moment (C) Electric Flux (D) Force.

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