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Which of the following is not a fundamental Physical Quantity.
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Answer: You haven't insert the options. See below for your understanding. I think it will clear your doubt.
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In physics, there are 7 fundamental physical quantities that are measured in base or fundamental units. Those quantities are:
1. Length ( L ),
2. Mass ( m ),
3. Time ( t ),
4. Electric current ( i ),
5. Temperature ( T ),
6. Amount of substance ( N ),
7. Luminous intensity ( I ).
The all other physical quantities which are made from those 7 fundamental quantities are derived quantity, i.e. they are not fundamental.
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