Question

Question #4185a

Answer 1

Voltage is a unit of measurement, current isn't.

Explanation:

Voltage is expressed as `"Joule"/"Coulomb"`, so it is the amount of energy(joules) in a single unit of electrical charge(coulomb).

Current is just a flow of something. In this case, electrical charge. Current is often measured in amperes.

Voltage can also be expressed as `"Watts"/"Ampere"`.

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