Physics, asked by ankupokhriyal24, 7 months ago

R.A. 1 which physical quantity is not a fundamental
quentity ?
@j Length (b) velocity (c) mass d) time
The measurment
iippursucit of a physical quantity, e

Answers

Answered by syeotkar3009

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Answer:

b ) velocity

Explanation:

it is not a fundamental quantity it is derived quantity

Answered by harsithharsith217

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Answer:

velocity

Explanation:

it is a derived quantity

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