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Discussion of long principal derivatives
A fundamental quantity is a quantity that already has fixed units so that it does not depend on other quantities. The following is an example of basic quantities and their predetermined units:
- Mass, kilograms (kg)
- Length, unit meters (m)
- Time, second (s)
- Electric current, units of amperes (A)
- Temperature, units Kelvin (K)
Derived quantities are quantities whose units are determined from combination principal amount. The following are examples of derived quantities and their units:
- Speed, units m/s
- Acceleration, units m/s²
- Area, units m²
- Volume, units m³
- Density, unit kg/m³
Detailed Answers of Principal Length
Subject: Physics
Chapter : Magnitude and Measurement
Class : VII
Semester 1
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