In physics, what is the Hubble constant? – McqOptions

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1.	In physics, what is the Hubble constant?
A.	Permittivity in space
B.	Total power of electromagnetic radiation
C.	Speed of light in vacuum
D.	Unit of measurement that explains the expansion of the universe
Answer» E.

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