Question

define fundamental and derived physical quantities with one example​

Answer 1

Answer:

Every physical “matter” intrinsically consists of one or more “properties” (such as mass, weight, length, velocity, temperature, current, etc.). By definition, every property of a matter is measurable and quantifiable. Measurement of a property can be carried out with suitable instrument. However, to quantify the measured result, a “magnitude” along with its “unit” is required to present. By definition, a unit of measurement indicates “a standardized and well-defined magnitude of a property of the physical matter

Answer 2

Answer:

A physical quantity is a quantity that can be measured.

physical quantities are classified into fundamental and derived quantities

there are 7 fundamental quantities

length

mass

time

temperature

electric current

luminous intensity

amount of substance

the quantities which depend on the fundamental quantities are called derived quantities.

Eg. Area = l x l

S = d/t