Define potential gradient. State its S.I. unit.

Define potential gradient. State its S.I. unit. 
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Definition: - Potential gradient is defined as the fall of potential per unit length of potentiometer wire. 

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P.G. = Potential / Length S.I. Unit :- V/m.
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