The amount of force exerted on a unit positive charge in an electric field is known as ...

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Qu. The amount of force exerted on a unit positive charge in an electric field is known as...

a) Electric field intensity

b) Electric flux

c) Electric potential

d) Electric lines of force

Answer:

The amount of force exerted on a unit positive charge in an electric field is known as Electric field intensity.

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