Answer:
The basic unit of electric current is Ampere.
Explanation:
The basic unit of current is ampere and it is international standard (SI) unit of current. It is denoted by A .
Ammeter is used to measure electric current.
The flow of number of electric charge or electron that pass through the surface at rate of one coulomb per second is defined as ampere.
Current is the count of number of electron flow through a circuit.
