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What are the units for electric power? A. Ohms B. Watts C. Volts O D. Coulombs per second

What are the units for electric power? A. Ohms B. Watts C. Volts O D. Coulombs per second
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What are the units for electric power?

A. Ohms
B. Watts
C. Volts
O D. Coulombs per second

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User James Beninger
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The answer will be C. Volts
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User Radbyx
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Answer:

watts !

Step-by-step explanation:

the answer is b. blah blah blah filling out space

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