alleryStart learning →The watt, the unit of power, is equal to:
AOne joule per coulomb
BOne joule per second
COne coulomb per second
DOne newton per metre
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. One joule per second
Power is energy per time, so one watt is one joule each second.
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