Physics, asked by annie17p19, 1 year ago

do all the derived units need more than one fundamental units?​

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Answered by mh2112
3

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

bcz all derived units are coming.bination of two or more units...

Answered by Anonymous
8

Yes...for any derived unit there should be at least 2 fundamental units...if there are not at least 2 units then the unit will not be derived unit any more

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