Answer to Question #67816 in Field Theory for Tamia Blue

Question #67816

What is the unit of electric charge in the MKS system?

Expert's answer

The MKS system of units is based on the fundamental units of the metre, kilogram and second.
The MKS unit of electric charge is coulomb (denoted C)
1C=1A×1s.
Answer : Coulomb

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