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(b) Velocity is a derived quantity not a fundamental quantity.give reason ​

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Answered by mdazamfaizy
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Fundamental and derived quantities: Several quantities, like mass, length, time, temperature, are called fundamental or base quantities, while other are derived from these. One example is a velocity which is a length divided by a time.

Answered by vikramkumar64296
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Speed can be given as distance travelled / time taken and these both quantities are fundamental quanties and hence as speed is derived from these both quantities it is known as a derived quantity

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