Electronics InformationQuestion 82 of 120
In a circuit, current is measured in:
a.ohms
b.amperes
c.volts
d.farads
Explanation
Electric current, the flow of charge, is measured in amperes, often shortened to amps. Ohms measure resistance, volts measure voltage, and farads measure capacitance.
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