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๐ Answer Explanation:
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C. Farad (Correct Answer) โ The farad (F) is the SI unit of capacitance, defined as one coulomb of charge stored per one volt applied (1 F = 1 C/V). It specifically quantifies the ability of a capacitor to store electric charge.
๐น A. Tesla โ This unit measures magnetic flux density, which describes the strength of a magnetic field. It has nothing to do with storing electric charge or potential difference.
๐น B. Joule โ A joule is a unit of energy or work, not capacitance. While a charged capacitor stores energy, the capacitance itself (charge per volt) is not measured in joules.
๐น D. Watt โ A watt measures power, or how fast energy is used or produced (joules per second). It doesnโt describe how much charge is stored per voltage.