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(C) The correct answer is $C$. $(a)$ Since $Work = Charge 	imes Potential\,Difference$,$1\,J = 1\,C 	imes 1\,V$. This is correct. $(b)$ Since $Power

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$1\,volt 	imes 1\,watt = 1\,H.P.$

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(C) The correct answer is $C$. $(a)$ Since $Work = Charge 	imes Potential\,Difference$,$1\,J = 1\,C 	imes 1\,V$. This is correct. $(b)$ Since $Power = Voltage 	imes Current$,$1\,W = 1\,V 	imes 1\,A$. Since $1\,W = 1\,J/s$,this is correct. $(c)$ $1\,volt 	imes 1\,watt = 1\,volt 	imes (1\,joule/second) = 1\,volt \cdot ampere \cdot volt = 1\,volt^2 \cdot ampere$. This is not equal to $1\,H.P.$ $(1\,H.P. = 746\,W)$. Thus,this statement is incorrect. $(d)$ Both $Watt-hour$ and $eV$ are units of energy,so they can be expressed in terms of each other. This is correct.

Which one of the following is not a correct statement?

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