Question

One mega volt is equal to ______

A. $${10}^{3}V$$

B. $${10}^{4}V$$

C. $${10}^{5}V$$

D. $${10}^{6}V$$

Answer 1

Hint: All Megavolts and Volts are units which are used for calculating voltage. The megavolt is a voltage multiplier and is the voltage unit generated from SI. The volt is the unit derived from SI in the metric system for voltage.

Complete step-by-step answer:

Multiply the voltage by the conversion factor to transform a Megavolt output to a volt unit. One megavolt is equivalent to 1,000,000 volts, so transform using this basic formula:

1 Megavolt = 1,000,000 Volt

Hence 1 mega volt is $${10}^{6}V$$.

Therefore, option (D) is correct.

Additional Information:
A Megavolt (MV) is an electromotive power, electrical potential (voltage), and electrical potential difference decimal multiple of the SI dependent unit.Volt is a measure of electrical potential, potential difference and electromotive force in the meter – kilogram – second scale (SI); is equal to the potential difference between two points of a conductor bearing an ampere current while the dissipated power between the points is one The approximation is the potential difference around one ohm's resistance as an ampere By Ohm's law, these units are defined as resistance equal to the ratio of potential to current, and the corresponding units of ohm, volt, and ampere are commonly used to describe electrical quantities.

Note: Voltage can be interpreted as an average value over a given time interval, as an instant value at a given time interval, or as an actual or root-mean-square value (rms). Average and instant voltages are given either a negative (-) or a positive (+) polarity with respect to a reference potential of zero, or field. The voltage of the rms is a quantity without measurements, often expressed by a particular number which is not negative.