Which two electrical units multiplied together give the unit "watts"?

This question tests your knowledge of the power formula (P = E x I) using units of measurement rather than variables. Because power is measured in watts, voltage in volts, and current in amperes, multiplying volts by amperes directly yields watts. Distractors containing farads (the unit of capacitance) or henries (the unit of inductance) are incorrect because those units describe energy storage characteristics, not the direct rate of energy transfer measured by watts.