Question

standard fundamental unit must not be variable True or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

False

Explanation:

Answer 2

The given statement is false - The standard fundamental unit must not be a variable.

Explanation:

• The measurement of physical quantities is articulated in terms of units, which are standardized fundamental units.

• These are generally used as units of measurement and help in measuring length, height, weight, temperature, mass, etc.,

• A physical quantity is defined by denoting the way it is being quantified or by specifying how it is computed from other measurements.

• Also, a standard fundamental unit can be a variable.

In general, the physical quantities are of two types.

1. Fundamental physical quantities
2. Derived physical quantities