Physics, asked by karanattri022, 9 months ago

is it possible to have length and velocity both as fundamental quantities why​

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Answered by Itzraisingstar
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Answer: Length is fundamental quantity but velocity is not a fundamental quantity as it is derived from length and time. There are seven fundamental quantities in the SI unit system.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer: Length is fundamental quantity but velocity is not a fundamental quantity as it is derived from length and time. There are seven fundamental quantities in the SI unit system.
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