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How will you get the unit of a derived physical quantity?

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Explanation: we can derive a unit for force by using its definition and an algebraic relationship to link the different quantities. Force equals mass multiplied by acceleration i hope my answer is helpfull to you mark me brainlist

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How will you get the unit of a derived physical quantity?​

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How will you get the unit of a derived physical quantity?