Question

The units of pressure is called derived units.Why?

Answer 1

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The units of pressure is called derived units because it is simply derived from base unit which is distance and a derived unit which is force, which is derived from acceleration, a derived unit as well, and mass, a base unit. As we all know, work is defined as the force x distance. Thus making work a derived unit.

Answer 2

Explanation:

there are 7 fundamental units - kg,m,sec,amphere , candela,Kelvin,mole

all other units are called derived units because those units are derived from the basic fundamental units .

for pressure -

pressure = force/area

force = mass * acceleration

N= kgm/s^2

area= m^2

Pascal= N/m^2

Pascal = kgm/s^2 m^2

Pascal = kg/ms^2

so it's derived from basic units hence it's called derived units

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