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What are the differences between fundamental and derived unit?

Answer 1

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Fundamental units are the units of the fundamental physical quantities in SI system. They are not formed from other units. There are a total of seven fundamental units such as meter, kilogram, ampere, and second. Derived units are those units that are used for derived quantities.

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Answer 2

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What are the differences between fundamental and derived unit?

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• The quantities that do not depend on any other physical quantity for their measurements are known as fundamental quantities. There are only 7 physical quantities.

• And rest of all other quantities are derived quantities. Derived quantities are products and/or ratios of the fundamental quantities that exist in a system of units.

The seven fundamental quantities are :-

• Mass : Kilogram
• Time : Second
• Length : Meter
• Temperature : Kelvin
• Electric current : Amper
• Amount of substance :Mole
• Luminous Intensity : Candela

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