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physical quantities which are independent of other physical quantities are callae

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Answered by Aʙʜɪɪ69

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The fundamental quantities are those which are independent and are not derived from other quantities example length, mass,temperature etc. The metric system uses the three base units: Length, Mass, Volume

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physical quantities which are independent of other physical quantities are callae​

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physical quantities which are independent of other physical quantities are callae