Physics, asked by sreegaurav, 9 months ago

Mass is a fundamental quantity in SI because a) it cannot be expressed in terms of other physical quantities b) it is in the set of fundamental quantity in SI c)it cannot be a derived quantity in any system d) it is a fundamental quantity in all systems. with explanation​

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Answered by Anonymous
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b) it is in the set of fundamental quantity in SI

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Answered by TanmayShresht1977
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option D

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